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[thefollyflaneuse]

The Summerhouse, North Seaton Hall, Northumberland

The Summerhouse, North Seaton Hall, Northumberland

North Seaton Hall stood in the hamlet of the same name, just inland from Newbiggin by the Sea on the Northumberland coast. The house and ancillary buildings were demolished in the 1960s, and the land developed for housing: only the road called ‘Summerhouse Lane’ gives a clue to a fascinating feature which once ornamented the grounds. Continue reading Untitled

[gaykarstaagforever]

It is effectively impossible to make up English town names that are goofier than what these people actually call things.

[suziegallagher]

Food and Feet

This was written in 2022 looking back at 2 years of chaotic ministry with Covid-19 being in the foreground and background of everything. In a pioneering context discipleship can be hard to see. Many of the expressions of pioneering are of one person leading something new. Discipleship seems to be something that discussed in church or talked about in youth settings. What does a disciple look…

[maypoleman1]

18th May

Beating the Bounds

Source: Calendar Customs website

On the Wednesday nearest the 18th May, Newbiggin-by-the-Sea Beats the Bounds. This custom, which allegedly goes back to 1235, involves a walk around the old common on Newbiggin Moor, and the dunting of any new freeholders of the town. This involves taking any such freeholders to the old Dunting Stone, now located on the golf course, where they are bounced on top of it three times by two fellow freeholders working in concert. The ceremony’s origins lie in the importance of clearly marking out the town’s free holding boundaries, as freeholding status was much sought after in medieval Newbiggin as it conferred harbour tolls and land rentals.

[thesilicontribesman]

'Needle's Eye' Landscape Feature, Newbiggin-by-the-Sea, Northumberland

[oldfarmhouse]

"This is the house I have wanted since I was 16 years old,” says @timjohnwhittaker of his home in the Cumbrian village of Newbiggin. “It was built in 1695

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[obsesivcreativ]

Apologies as I do not know this little chaps name but he was made by one of the members of the Women's Art Group at Newbiggin Hall as an alternative, punk gingerbread man! Isn't he fabulous! ... #gingerbread #gingerbreadman #womensartgroup #womensart @nwnnewwritingnorth #newbigginhall #newbigginhallcreates #sewing #handsewn #voodoodoll #punk #craft #craftivism #craftivist #handmade #textiles #textileart #womensgroup #mindful #mindfulcrafting #wellbeing #safetypin #newcastlearts #newcastleartist #doll #button #christmas #christmascrafts #alternativechristmas https://www.instagram.com/p/CmPJpnAoO5x/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[leanstooneside]

UP & ATOM

1. speake of Isabell

2. numer of thy

3. bridle of her

4. release of Mother

5. all sorts of Instruments

6. Hill of Earlseat

7. Rendezvous of aboue

8. Forest of Pendle

9. especiallie of Mary

10. caus of thair

11. party of men

12. al of them

13. coalhill of Grange

14. church yeard of Forfar

15. Rendezvous of above Sixty

16. Jonet Cranstones house tua pyntis of beir

17. feat of riding

18. Crook of Devon

19. linkes of Borrowstonenes

20. Agnes Spark of Forfar

21. tracks of Horses

22. other witches of Borrowstowness

23. word of mouth

24. others of them

25. backeside of Maister

26. ladies command.'[349] The laws of Lorraine

27. manner of their

28. bridge of Cortaquhie

29. division of time

30. identification of stones

31. yeir of God

32. plewghe of paddokis

33. minister of Auldearne

34. beginning of harvest

35. hurtinge of men

36. bents of Newbiggin'.—Janet

37. kinds of meetings

38. laws of Cnut

39. date of one—Roodmas—was

40. Dieu'.[395] Both generations of Lancashire

41. course of time

42. number of cases

43. favour of Danaeus's

44. fische croce of Aberdene

45. weight of evidence

46. end of ilk

47. house of Beigis

48. ilk ane of yow

49. Pipe of oyntment

50. howsse of you

51. end of theire

52. likeness of 'kats

53. means of making

54. Cruik of Devon

55. Bents of Balruddrie'.—Margaret

56. appearance of miraculous power

57. said Thomas Leyis ... withe ane gryit number of vtheris

58. J. Hutchinson History of Massachusetts

59. howss of Elizabeth

60. pole; Mary Osgood wife of Capt

61. his kynd of instrumentis

62. threttein of October

63. Jane Baites of Corbridge

64. certen of them

65. greater number of meetings

66. trauaile of themselues

67. last Bailleffyre night'.[397] The Crook of Devon

68. Good Friday.[396] Jonet Watson of Dalkeith

69. loch of Forfar

70. means of obtaining

71. rest of her

72. methods of locomotion

73. Bents of Balruddrie

74. Kirk of North

75. meill mercatt ane lang space of tyme.'[387

76. mention of them

77. rest'.[433] The Devil of Mohra

78. Eve of St

79. generation of Lancashire

80. promotion of fertility

81. Gule of August

82. Osgood of Andover

83. familiar of Alison

84. likenes of ane

85. witches of Aberdeen

86. Justiciary Court of Edinburgh

87. conduct of Sathan

88. methods of maintaining

89. movable festival of Easter

90. Cruick of Devon

91. method of destroying

92. method of locomotion

93. Forrest of Pendle

94. actual evidence of individual witches

95. One of Madame

[northeastjobs]

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[warrenwoodhouse]

8th April 2017 Journal Entry (Journal)

Journal Entry by @warrenwoodhouse #warrenwoodhouse

Today I visited Newbiggin Beach at Newbiggin-by-the-Sea in the North East of England, visited with my mum & dad.

It was 41° F today, which is hot for the North East. I took lots of photos and videos, then we also traveled to North Shields Fish Quays & Market in North Shields, also in the North East of England, today. I took lots of photos in North Shields. The weather was gorgeously warm all day.

This would be the second time I've visited Newbiggin-by-the-Sea, the first time I visited Newbiggin Beach was with North East Autism Society in 2010 and we did kite flying down at the beach.

[attackontreason]

Made some bits for my etsy store!

UK only shipping at the moment, but I hope to expand it later.

[petnews2day]

'Delightful dog' has spent 700 days at animal rescue centre waiting for new home

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'Delightful dog' has spent 700 days at animal rescue centre waiting for new home

Connie has spent nearly two years at the animal rescue centre (Image: Eden Animal Rescue) AN animal rescue centre is ‘puzzled’ why a dog who has spent 700 days in their care has not found a new home yet. Connie has spent nearly two years at Eden Animal Rescue, which is near Newbiggin, a village […]

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[pastedpast]

These are absolutely gorgeous maps designed by artist Stuart Bastik of Art Gene Ltd., an international art and environment project based in Barrow-in-Furness, Cumbria. Unfortunately, it seems impossible to purchase them individually and I am not going to shell out £26 for the whole set, but I have would love to have the Islands of Barrow map on my wall - it makes a great poster.

The set comprises of:

1. The Islands of Barrow

- An archipelago of nine islands: Walney, Barrow, Foulney, Piel, Pamsey, Roa & Sheep Islands - Headin Haw & Dova Haw.

2. The Furness Peninsula

- Barrow-in-Furness, Dalton-in-Furness, Newton, Askham-in-Furness, Ulverston, Millon, Gleasdon, Scales, Aldingham, Bardsea, Urswick & Stank.

3. The Cartmel Peninsula

- Cartmel, Lindale, Witherslack, Haverthwaite, Backbarrow, Low Wood, Cark, Flookburgh, Grange-over-Sands, Newby Bridge & Bouth.

4. Arnside & Silverdale Area

- Arnside, Silverdale, Beetham, Sedwick, Borwick, Over-Kellet, Milnthorpe, Heversham, Hincaster, Carnforth, Warton, Newbiggin & Burton-in-Kendal.

5. Morecambe & Heysham Area

- Morecambe, Heysham, Lancaster, Hest Bank, Sunderland, Overton, Cockerham, Glasson, Conder Green, Forton, Quernmore & Claughton.

[paulbeal]

🏞️ EXPLORING SMARDALE GILL: AN AMAZING VALLEY STROLL

🚶‍♀️ Smardale Gill, an appealing, steep-sided valley, can be accessed on foot from various points. You could, for example, opt for a countryside walk starting from Ravenstonedale village, or track the dismantled railway line from Newbiggin-on-Lune. Both villages are conveniently sited alongside the A685, between Kirkby Stephen and Tebay, ensuring hassle-free accessibility.

🚂 The serpentine Scandal Beck meanders through Smardale Gill, shadowed by the old disused Stainmore Railway that marks its course higher up on the valley's western edge.

🏰 Smardale Gill plays host to a range of attractions. The majestic Smardale Gill Viaduct, fashioned from local stone, proudly showcases its 14 high arches. The 18th-century Smardale Bridge, a curved stone packhorse bridge, shares the area with a prominent old quarry and two fascinating limekilns.

🥾 For those who relish both nature and heritage, Smardale Gill offers an enticing walking experience.

[guy60660]

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