Core33 Collection

Diana, Princess of Wales meets wellwishers outside the National Institute for Conductive Education in Edgbaston in Birmingham. 31st October 1995

Belsay Hall Castle and gardens. Rhododendrons in the quarry garden

Belsay Hall Castle and gardens. Camellia Donkelari

Belsay Hall Castle and gardens Heather in the winter garden

Belsay Hall Castle and gardens. Skunk cabbage

A swarm of bees

A swarm of bees on a window

Children learning the art of beekeeeping in the 1960s

A beekeeper checking on his bees and the honey they have made

Bees going in and out of a hive

A swarm of bees attracted to a flower basket in Newcastle city centre

A blaze of colour in the Dahlia bed at Baddesley Clinton. 1999

Sunflowers sway in the wind in the new cooks garden at Ryton Organic Gardens

Silver birch wood scene at Stanmore Common Weather seasons Country Scene Rural Scenic General views GV Daytime Pathway Dappled light Growth Nature Natural world Nature Tree trunks Trees Trunk

Oakhill Park East Barnet Woods outside plantlife Plants Trees Woodlands woods weather seasons winter/ spring Countryside Natural world nature Outdoors circa 1958

Rugeley power station surrounded by poppies

Belsay Hall Castle and gardens. The hall

Daffodils are in season along the Great North Road in Newcastle in 1953

The spire of St Leonards Church in Charlecote viewed from Charlecote, Warwickshiire. Plants and Flowers amoung the herbaceous borders

Daffodils

Butterfly. A picture of the Pearl-bordered Fritillary found in the Wyre Forest

Spring camelia

Daffodils with church

Daffodils in bloom

Village of Baxterley nr. Tamworth. Trees casting a shadow on the pathway leading to the church

The beautiful Libretto Dahlia at Baddesley Clinton. 1999

Autumn coloured ivy clings to a chimney post on one of the houses in Broadwas, Worcestershire

Green fingers - Maureen Thompson and Pamela Murgetyroyd study chromosomes of tropical ferns in a glasshouse at Kings College, Newcastle, in 1963

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"Core33: A Journey through Nature's Wonders and Human Connections" Diana, Princess of Wales meets wellwishers outside the National Institute for Conductive, spreading warmth and compassion. Belsay Hall Castle and gardens enchant with vibrant rhododendrons in the quarry garden, a burst of colors amidst nature's embrace. Camellia Donkelari blooms at Belsay Hall Castle and gardens, showcasing delicate beauty that captivates hearts. Heather in the winter garden at Belsay Hall Castle and gardens paints a serene picture of resilience against harsh elements. Skunk cabbage adds an unexpected touch to Belsay Hall Castle and gardens, reminding us of nature's ability to surprise us with its diversity. Like a swarm of bees buzzing with energy, Core33 invites you on an exhilarating journey through captivating moments in time. A swarm of bees finds solace on a window, reminding us that even small creatures can find their place in our world. Children learning the art of beekeeping in the 1960s symbolize the passing down of knowledge from one generation to another, fostering harmony between humans and nature. With care and dedication, a beekeeper checks on his bees' progress as they diligently create honey - a testament to hard work yielding sweet rewards. Bees going in and out of their hive represent the intricate dance between these remarkable pollinators and their vital role in sustaining ecosystems worldwide. A swarm of bees is irresistibly drawn towards a flower basket in Newcastle city centre – proof that even urban spaces can offer sanctuary for these essential creatures. A series of pictures takes you on an awe-inspiring journey tracing water from its source to its resting place within a reservoir – highlighting both its life-giving power and tranquil allure.