The Best Places To Visit in NORTHUMBERLAND | Let's Walk!

[@cullercoatswebsite]

The north east has so much to offer visitors. I live here and never tire of its beauty.

[@Mr_CigarJaxGuy]

My ancestors came from the Knarsdale/Slaggyford area and some were gate keepers for the Featherstonehaugh family who owned the castle. I cannot believe I am looking at the land of my ancestors this is unreal I must visit one day. Thank you for this video it is much appreciated!

[@flookoco2008]

My wife was a native of these parts and we've visited most of the places featured in your video. Well done on a professional and informative video, I learned quite a few things, thank you.

[@alniedrich1245]

Was great to relive the sights of the region. Dunstanburgh castle is my favorite. Last there in 1991. Great video.

[@dirkmuller8461]

Thank you very much for the informative video. This is really an impressive landscape - so green, blue and fresh. I'd really like to travel there sometime with a car and good hiking boots!

[@jonathonblacker299]

Gods County, as a Exile as a Northumbrian born in Hexham, I miss so much this so so wonderful part of the world, I will come back to make it my home again

[@CaptainMarmite]

Lovely video. We are visiting Tynemouth next week for the first time from Liverpool. Really informative.

[@dolan931]

Fantastic video. More videos like this about the other English and Scottish counties would be great!

[@charlieryan531]

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[@relaxreflect5888]

Another great video, I am visiting Northumberland this weekend, so this video is perfect time if for us! Thanks

[@Sam-mq9cj]

8:25 shame you won't see this sight anymore

[@flesz_]

Came back from a few days in there Didn't have time to visit half of the places in the video , but did a walk from craster to dunstanburgh castle, bamburgh and Alnwick castle, cragside You need to make sure to book pubs or restaurants in advance as it gets busy in the evenings

[@ashwinnadar8879]

It would be great to visit Northumberland. I am here after watching last kingdom. Uhtred of bebbanburgh.

[@kathchandler4919]

Before it was a Scottish Town the whole area from the Humber to the Forth was the Kingdom of Northumbria, capital was Bamburgh

[@kathleenogrady8459]

Great marketing! I'd love to visit.

[@stuartauld3193]

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[@GivOwaMan]

Exactly.

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[@graceygrumble]

When hiking the Northumberland coastal path, I became infuriated. There is a lack of coastal campsites, but there is a plethora of caravan sites, chalet sites, and frigging golf courses! 'No camping' signs abound. Yeah, right. Northumberland is wonderful. If you're willing to ignore signs, you'll love exploring. Got spied by a farmer while in his woods. He just trundled on by, on his tractor. I was away before he came back. The 'no camping' sign, in the sand dunes, was at an excellent height to tie my tarp!

[@Silver-st2zq]

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[@jonathanklassen7841]

Seeking Jo Wilson In Northumbria. Emma is her friend. I am emailing any northumbria online.

[@thirdrockjul2224]

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