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Howick Bay where The Arthropleura fossil was found in 2018. Image © Neil Davies
The History of the Duddo Five Stones in Northumberland
The History of the Duddo Five Stones in Northumberland
Nestled in the tranquil countryside of Northumberland, the Duddo Five Stones are a captivating prehistoric site shrouded in mystery and intrigue. This ancient stone circle, dating back to the Bronze Age, offers visitors a window into a world over 4,000 years old, where ritual and community played a central role.
Hidden Christmas Gems: Little-Known Places to Explore in Northumberland This Festive Season
Hidden Christmas Gems: Little-Known Places to Explore in Northumberland This Festive Season
Northumberland is full of winter magic—glittering frost-covered landscapes, peaceful coastlines, and cosy rural villages that feel like scenes from a Christmas card. While the county’s famous castles and coastlines shine all year round, Christmastime is the perfect opportunity to discover the quieter, lesser-known places that offer something truly special during the festive season.
The Wildlife That Surrounds Us in Northumberland: From Puffins to Pines and Everything In Between
Northumberland may be known for its castles and coastlines, but spend a little time with your eyes open and you’ll soon realise: this county is teeming with wildlife. From puffins in the sea spray to red squirrels in the treetops, Northumberland is one of the UK’s richest regions for wildlife — and you don’t need to be a seasoned naturalist to enjoy it.