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Bamburgh “Ghosts”-Tales from the Eighteenth Century- The Fear of Invasion
A further installment of Carol’s archive research, with thanks to the Woodhorn Archive: Over the last few years, I have had the privilege of working as a volunteer at Woodhorn County Archive, o… more →
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wrote 2 days ago: Bamburgh Castle (BBC) Bamburgh Castle in Northumberland (UK) has a very special significance to me a … more →
Small Achievements
wrote 4 days ago: Hiya again, Well a little few things have happened, I created a treasury on Etsy. The items I used … more →
Guest blogger - Amicia de Moubray: 'White knights - the 20th-century castle rescuers'
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wrote 1 week ago: The castle is often part of the imagination of many children; for the boys as a scene of battles, fo … more →
Bamburgh “Ghosts”-Tales from the Eighteenth Century- The Fear of Invasion
wrote 1 week ago: A further installment of Carol’s archive research, with thanks to the Woodhorn Archive: Over … more →
Happy Days!!
wrote 1 week ago: Our week in Northumberland is but a fading memory, but the good thing about sketching is that it cap … more →
Hot off the easel!
wrote 2 weeks ago: Still full of inspiration from the recent trip to Northumberland this is the first painting, complet … more →
In Spite of the weather
wrote 3 weeks ago: I was determined that on my recent trip to Northumberland I was going to do some plein air painting, … more →
Bamburgh Castle - one of the many treasures of Northumberland
wrote 3 weeks ago: Set next to a lovely golden beach, Bamburgh is a small coastal village. The village’s skyline … more →
Lindisfarne
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wrote 4 weeks ago: I’m stood on top of the dunes with the wind stretching my skin, bellowing in my ears like some giant … more →
Castles of Northumberland
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wrote 1 month ago: The Northumberland coastline is peppered with imposing castles, abbeys and priories. The following a … more →
Wild cows and castles, Northumberland
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wrote 1 month ago: Chillingham Cattle. They’re wild. Wild cows. Cows, as in, “Moooo” but wild, like a … more →
Bamburgh “Ghosts”-Tales from the Eighteenth Century- Tragedy at the Bowl Hole
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wrote 1 month ago: A further installment of Carol’s archive research, with thanks to the Woodhorn Archive: Over the las … more →
It seems not everyone learns from the story of Grace Darling!
wrote 2 months ago: I am sure they will have re-floated it well before the dig starts in June, but there seems to be som … more →
Come And Visit Port Of Tyne
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wrote 2 months ago: Voted as the UK’s best port of call by CruiseCritic in 2011 it’s not difficult to see why Newcastle … more →
Bamburgh “Ghosts”-Tales from the Eighteenth Century- How to deliver Bad News with Compassion...
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wrote 2 months ago: A further installment of Carol’s archive research, with thanks to the Woodhorn Archive: For the last … more →
Didn't We Have a Lovely Day...
wrote 2 months ago: …the day we went to Bamburgh!! I know I’ve changed the destination from the original thi … more →
Northumberland Residents' Festival offers reduced entry to 26 attractions
wrote 2 months ago: Northumberland County Council are offering free or reduced entry to 26 attractions in March, as part … more →
Best winter beaches: Bamburgh
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wrote 2 months ago: Bamburgh beach and castle Outside our house it’s a winter wonderland with four inches of snow … more →
The Alphabet of Places we Recommend- T
wrote 2 months ago: There’s a bit of a chill in the air in Eyemouth today. Just when we thought Spring was appeari … more →
