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Forestry worker Mike Sanderson helping to bring in the record harvest at Keilder in 1998
Lynne Bowman and Dorothy Brydon, both aged ten, take a close look at youg trees in early stages of growth at the Forestry Commission mursery at Widehaught, Hexham
A forestry worker marking the trees for felling with a lethal looking instrument in 1970
Estate worker Stan Chesteron turns tree surgeon and injects and elm tree against a killer disease in 1979
Forestry worker Alan Page, of Rowlands Gill, demonstrates a tree bicycle at Chopwell Woods in 1978
Cut timber being stored ready for collection in 1981
Picking up a log like a father, the specialised mobile crane, is used for extracting the felled timber from woods and forests in 1974
Shire power; another day at work for Arthur the Shire horse as he prepares to bring out another load of timber from Keilder Forest in 1987
It might look like just a pile of rubble but in fact these three men were displaying their skills in the art of dry stone walling at the Royal show, held on Newcastles Town Moor in 1956
Caring for the countryside, Dr. Albert Weir, conservation office in Northumberland National Park inspecting a stretch of dry stone wall restored by Trevor Todd of Haydon bridge in 1984
Jim Nugent, left, and John Purvies, give a display of the lost art of dry stone walling
The winter weather hangs on over the Penines and the British countryside
An aerial view of a very dry British countryside
High Brunton Cottages at Wall, Northumberland
A typical British countryside scene
British hedgerows which are a haven for all sorts of wildlife
A holiday centre for children at Crag House Farm, in the North Tyne Valley
This fine avenue of trees lining the road between Stanhope and Blanchland cast their shadows across the highway
A sunset over the British countryside
Woman walks in a country lane. Rural Scenes January 1938 OL302A-003
A day in the life of Arkle. Eating his oats and drinking his Guinness. 21st November 1965
A day in the life of Arkle. 21st November 1965
World War II: Women. Miss Alison Jellicoe, good looking 25-year old member of the famous naval family, has by sheer hard work and the help of six Land Girls, turned a derelict farm, Prune Farm
Woman at home with her husband shooting in their garden at home at Branley in Surrey. November 1952 C5808-001
Traction-Engine Derby race. June 1952 C2871
Welsh Ponies at a country cottage in winter. December 1952 C6064-005
French actresses on a visit to Morocco speak to a local guide as he takes them on a tour of the local countryside near Marrakech. December 1952 C5919-015
French actresses on a visit to Morroco speak to a local guide as he takes them on a tour of the local countryside near Marrakech. December 1952 C5919-013
A French actress meets a local boy and his donkey in the countryside of Morocco December 1952 C5919-033
French actresses on a visit to Morroco on a tour of the local countryside near Marrakech. December 1952C5919-017
Two French actresses walk through countryside near Marrakech, Morroco December 1952 C5919- 031
Welsh Ponies grazing in the fields after a heavy snowfall. December 1952 C6064-006
Manufacture of Vellum. Here are the boys stretching vellum skins on frames for drying. July 1949 P000219
French actresses on a visit to Morroco on a tour of the local countryside near Marrakech. December 1952C5919-018
Local woman and child in the countryside of Morooco December 1952 C5919-023
A French actress meets a local boy and his donkey in the countryside of Morocco December 1952 C5919-006
French actresses on a visit to Morroco speak to a local guide as he takes them on a tour of the local countryside near Marrakech. December 1952 C5919-025
French actreeses meet sme of the local widlife during a tour of the local countryside near Marrakech in Morocco. December 1952 C5919-036
A man with a Welsh pony in a village during winter. December 1952 C6064-003
Castlerigg Stone Circle near Keswick
Gibbet Hill Road looking across to Cryfield House Farm, which will be incorporated into Warwick university site. 8th October 1964
