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January
Events
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send details to :- 23
Addycombe Close, Rothbury, Northumberland. NE65 7QF |
Netherton
Folk Club
Netherton
Folk Club
Evenings
usually start at
7.30pm (admission
£1.50p)
In :-
Netherton Memorial Hall
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Bring your own drinks for an enjoyable evening.
For further information on events ring :- Jack Wilkinson 01669
631030
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for 2012
events
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Farmers
Markets
| Farmers
Markets - in the
North East |
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for dates and venues |
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Northumberland
in January...
[New Year's
Resolution: buy more local produce]
Now you know where the
recipe for Northumbrian broth comes from.
Lamb from the Northumbrian hills, barley, potatoes, swede and of
course leeks are all plentiful.
The winter veg is all there including: carrots, parsnips, winter
greens, late broccoli and sprouts.
Game is in season -
including both venison and pheasant.
Not to mention great Northumbrian cheeses, ham, bacon, sausages -
and conserves and chutneys from last summer.
Shellfish are in season in winter - both crab, langoustine and the
occasional lobster can sometimes be found at Alnwick and Berwick
markets - rather than being frozen & shipped out to the
continent. And Holy Island mussels are a must! |
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Northumbria
Guided Walks
Northumbria
Guided Walks
[
guided walks in & around the Rothbury area ] |
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for Walk
Northumbria
web site |
On all walks, a
related parent must accompany young persons under the age of 18 |
Seven
Stories
'Seven
Stories'
Some people say there are
only seven stories in the world but a thousand different ways of telling
them. Seven Stories is about the thousand ways.
Step Inside... Seven
Stories, the Centre
for Children's Books
and explore ever changing landscapes which will inspire ideas and
imagination.
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for events
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HERE
for opening times & prices
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woodhorn
Northumberland Museum
Archives &
Country Park
[ events
throughout the year ]
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to view what's on
approved link
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'Woodhorn'
- It's the place to go to discover the history of Northumberland
and enjoy a Family Day Out |
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