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Northumberland's Castles Alnwick Aydon Bamburgh Barmoor (Lowick) Beaufront Belford Bellingham Bellister Belsay Berwick upon Tweed Birtley Blenkinsopp  Bolam Bothal Bywell Callaly Cartington. Chillingham Chipchase Cornhill Coupland Dally Dilston Dunstanburgh Edlingham Elsdon Eshott Etal Featherstone Fenham Ford Gunnerton Haggerston Halton Haltwhistle Harbottle Haughton Castle Heaton Hexham Hirst Horton(Chatton) Langley Lindisfarne Low Horton Lowick Mitford Morpeth Nafferton Newcastle upon Tyne Norham Ogle Otterburn Ponteland Prudhoe Seaton Deleval Sewingshields Shawdon Simonburn Swinburne (Great) Tarset Thirwall Titlington Tweedmouth Twizell Tynemouth Warden Wark on Tweed Wark on tyne Warkworth Whitley Widdrington Willimoteswick Wooler Bill's Castles A Welsh Castle Newport (Pembs) Walks Allen Banks Belford-St Cuthbert's Blanchland 1 Blanchland 2 Blawearie Craster-Newton Ellingham-Chatton Ellingham Etal - River Till Hadrian's Wall 1 Hadrian's Wall 2 Hepburn Woods 1 Hepburn Woods 2 Holy Island Holystone Woods Hulne Park, Rothbury Shaftoe Crags Thirwall Walk 1 Thrunton Woods 1 Thrunton Woods 2 Wark-Redesmouth Warkworth Beach West Woodburn Lakes walks Bowfell Scafell Pike

The Old Hall, Old Swarland, Northumberland

Flowers cling to a wall, Old Swarland, Northumberland

An old McCormick tractor, Old Swarland, Northumberland

An evening storm, near Foxton, Northumberland

Another view of the same storm, near Foxton, Northumberland

The rapeseed oil crop is in full flower all over the county, Northumberland

An evening sun across the Oilseed Rape, Northumberland Rapeseed oil comes from oilseed rape, a root vegetable and cousin of mustard cabbage. The name is derived from the Old English term for turnip rapum. There is a Northumberland company selling the oil on line Yellow Fields

Planetrees and Walwick on Hardian's Wall

Planetrees Farm, near Chollerford, Northumberland

A view across the Military Road, Planetrees, Northumberland

A Hadrian's Wall walker admiring the Roman remains at Planetrees, and the view over the valley of the North Tyne, Northumberland

In 1801 William Hutton then aged 78 years walked and chronicled the Roman Wall in both directions and was instrumental in saving this length from being used as building materials for the farm by Henry Tulip Esq. the then owner of the land at Planetrees. We are in Hutton's debt that it survives today. Northumberland

The join where the "Broad Wall" and "Narrow Wall" meet at Planetrees, Northumberland

This splendid oak tree is near Black Carts, Northumberland

This is on the line of the Hadrian's Wall defensive ditch "The Fosse". Black Carts, Northumberland

The line of Hadrian's Wall makes its way across this meadow approaching Black Carts, Northumberland

This aged pine is near Walwick Hall, Northumberland

An unusual little George V postbox, Walwick, Northumberland

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2010 December Wideopen(Snow) Trip on the Metro to Tynemouth November Rennington Village, Rock Village. October Cockle Park, Kirkharle. September Crag Lough, Holywell Dene. August The Coquet, Rothbury: South Beach, Blyth July Hoppings - Newcastle Town Moor : Hadrian's Wall - Housesteads Fort June Old Swarland : Planetrees May Bamburgh: Heddon Hall. April Military Road near Harlow Hill : Alnmouth Village - River Aln March Hexham Abbey - The Seal, Seahouses. February Felton, Guyzance, Heddon on the Wall. January Best of 2009, Town Moor snow, Newbiggin.