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Back in October we visited Northumberland. This is a view of Edingham Castle which you may be able to make out in the middle distance if you click the image for a larger version.
I don’t think there are many town in the world that can boast a better view than this even on a drizzily Friday morning in the autumn. This shot came top in in our City & Guilds one shot challenge competition as well 😉
During our short stay in Northumberland we stayed in a lovely cottage on the River Coquet at Warksworth. This shot is of Warkworth Castle taken from about 800 yards down river from where we were staying.
This shot sums up our few days away in Northumberland – beautiful weather and beautiful scenery. Taken on our walk along the coast starting from Boulmer (pronounced Boomer).
Whilst we were based on the coast for our Northumberland break we did venture in land to Thrunton Woods on the edge of the Northumberland National Park and took a 9 mile walk, including getting up, what the locals call, heart attack hill – it was pretty steep!
We had a week away this last week, hence the updates to the web site are late, however, we will catch up over the next few days. Our first day there saw us arrive in time to get down onto the beach for sunset and we were treated to a
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