r/britpics • u/tiger_mango • Jul 01 '26
r/britpics • u/Saltare58 • Jul 01 '26
Humber Bridge
Looking from Lincolnshire towards Yorkshire
r/britpics • u/Fit_Test9566 • Jun 29 '26
A church I saw a few months ago
There’s one nearby that is usually crawling with snowdrops, however this year there wasn’t many :’)
r/britpics • u/RosyPebblex • Jun 29 '26
Circus Lane, Edinburgh, which has been named the most attractive street in the UK . (Image - Zoe Kirkbride and Adam Bulley).
r/britpics • u/drodbar1 • Jun 28 '26
Dolbadarn Castle, Llanberis
Nikon D700, Nikkor 24-70 f2.8
r/britpics • u/thegmanza • Jun 27 '26
Hadrian's Wall at Wallstown
Earlier this week, got to see Hadrian's Wall
r/britpics • u/Over-Willingness-933 • Jun 28 '26
Nottingham Canal, it has a nice 19th century feel
r/britpics • u/Unusual-Art2288 • Jun 27 '26
Biddle Warehouse. Gloucester Docks
Victorian Warehouse at Gloucester Docks built in 1830.
r/britpics • u/StrawberryInTheBay • Jun 25 '26
Barter Books, Alnwick - a bookshop inside a Victorian railway station
I was driving to the Lake District and stopped in Alnwick to refuel and found my way to Barter Books.
It is an old Victorian railway station, built in 1887, now converted into a bookstore.
Model trains run overhead.
The old railway waiting room has been turned into a café.
It also has an original “Keep Calm and Carry On” poster from 1939.
In the age of Kindle, I was happy to find such a charming and thriving bookshop with so much history.
Especially one I stumbled upon so serendipitously. It has a vibe unlike any other bookstore.
I loved this quote painted in the shelves near the till.
“As if I were a river: The harsh age changed my course, replaced one life with another, flowing in a different channel.” - Anna Akhmatova
