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Walking on the coast of Northumbria
... local church there are shrines and monuments inside and outside to this brave young woman.
Our walks covered a variety of terrains: beaches, sand dunes, country lanes, cliffside paths and fording "rivers" of water running over the beach to the North Sea. The wild and beautiful Northumberland coast provided good photo ops. There were some very interesting rock formations. And there were castles! Some in ruins, some fully renovated ...
I can see Scotland from here
... credit on my Oyster card to get onto the Tube, so that saved time; I got onto one train for one stop, then up and down stairs to the next train, which took me to Kings Cross; a bit of a walk to the rail station, found my platform and reached my coach with 10 minutes to spare! Miraculous, really. Glad to be on my way to Northumbria. It was an express train to Berwick Upon Tweed, last stop before Scotland. My B&B was right across from ...
Out of the darkness and Into the light
... over and ruin everything, which caused an unhealthy amount of customer's to come and complain directly to me.
Fortunately I knew I had Australia to look forward to which got me through the first few months in this truly depressing place. Anna and I also spent a lot of time on the beach where the sheer beauty would wipe all our problems from the mind. Despite the oppressive atmosphere, the boring, *****y, miserable and strange full time staff, ...
Alnwick - Lions, Cellars, and Dukes!
... led by two white horses. They had a video of it playing, and the actual carriage was on display. The whole day in Alnwick castle cost us £12 per person, a little expensive, but very much worth it. Our tickets included a historical tour, various exhibits throughout the castle, a cellar tour, a Harry Potter tour, a broom stick lesson, and access to almost everywhere in the castle. Sweet deal! Some of these need some elaborating. ...
Holy Island
... It was quite funny to watch them make their way along. Swans are much more graceful in water then out. The sheep became quite interested in these strange looking creatures waddling by their fences. Eventually Chloe, Chara and Mikayla had enough and layed down refusing to move. Jess and I walked off the path to go around them because we had to get back to the bus. We didn't want to get stranded. Although I could think of worse islands to be stuck on. ...
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