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Events
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Aircraft
Museum
| North
East Aircraft Museum |
image from files - not
representative of exhibits - click below for web site |
The
North of England's premier collection of Aviation History
Old Washington Road,
Sunderland. SR5 3HZ
click HERE
for Web Site
click HERE
for latest news and events |
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Alnwick
Castle
| Alnwick
Castle |
click IMAGE
for events and web site |
Some
of the films that have used Alnwick Castle as a location
2001 - Harry
Potter and the Philosopher's Stone
2002 - Harry
Potter and the Chamber of Secrets
1998 - Elizabeth,
1991 - Robin
Hood Prince of Thieves
1979 - The
Spaceman and King Arthur, 1971 - Mary
Queen of Scots |
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Fenton
Centre
| The
Fenton Centre, Wooler |
click IMAGE
for web site
Opened in 2005, the centre provides an
educational and recreational resource to allow exploration of
the cultural heritage and natural diversity of life in the
countryside - from times past, present and the implications for
the future |
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Northumberland
National Park
What's
On ? click IMAGE to find out
Northumberland
National Park |
click National Park LOGO
for visitor guide
2007
to view this guide you may need to download Adobe Reader
The Guide
is 5.02MB so may take a while to download |
woodhorn
Northumberland Museum
Archives &
Country Park
[ events
throughout the year ]
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to view what's on
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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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St
Oswalds Way
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LOGO for further information
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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 March...
The
new lambs are in the fields - as last season's Northumbrian hill
lamb comes to an end.
The
end of the winter veg but there's still some to be had
including: potatoes, swede, leeks, carrots, parsnips, winter
greens though the sprouts are finished. Game
is out of season - though there should be the odd bit of rabbit,
enough for the traditional 'Easter Bunny' pie.
The hens and ducks are starting to lay better - there are plenty
of eggs to be had. And
of course - there are always the great Northumbrian cheeses,
ham, bacon, sausages - not to mention conserves and chutneys
carrying forward memories of last summer.
And the shellfish is coming to an end – Holy Island mussels,
crab and the occasional lobster can sometimes be found at
Alnwick, Berwick, Morpeth and Ponteland markets |
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Netherton
Folk Club
Netherton
Folk Club
Evenings
usually start at
7.30pm (admission
£2)
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
click
HERE
for 2012
events
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Queens
Hall
| Queens
Hall Arts - Hexham |
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for Queens
Hall web site |
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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.
click BUS
for events
click
HERE
for opening times & prices
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Collectors
Fair
| Ford
& Etal Estates |
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Lying in the
valley of the River Till, the communities of Ford, Etal,
Branxton, Milfield and Crookham have so much to offer.
First-time visitors may have been drawn by the principal
attractions, but as regulars to the area will confirm, there is
so much to see and do that one visit simply will not reveal all.
contacts :-
phone -
01890
820338 e-mail - tourism@ford-and-etal.co.uk
or visit web
site by
clicking HERE
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