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It seems a long time since Julie took us on one of her coastal expeditions and today, she decided that we were going to explore the coast...

Back in the early nineties, Julie lived here in one of the coastguard cottages perched high on the clifftop. Her day job was working as a...

On a bright sunny day in September, our humans took us to visit Cherryburn, which is a small farmstead in the northeast of England, owned...

Finally, we had some lovely summer weather, and we decided that we would explore a bit more of the Northumberland coast. Today we parked...

Another day – and we were off on another expedition at the coast.   We began our adventure at Boulmer car park. It was quite a hazy...

Unusually for us, we didn’t choose a particularly sunny day for our next foray along the Northumberland coast, but it would certainly...

We started our next Northumberland coastal walk at Druridge Bay Country Park. It was sunny and bright when we arrived, but the wind was...

Off to the beach again but this time Julie was clutching a pair of binoculars – I didn’t need to ask why. On so many of our beach walks,...

It was my birthday weekend and so we set off for a walk along yet another spectacular Northumberland beach– Druridge Bay.  This beach is...

It has been a couple of weeks since our last walk along the Northumberland coast SSSI as I haven’t been feeling very well. Somehow, I...

For our next coastal foray, Julie decided that we should walk up the coast from Blyth to Cambois. So, on a sunny but chilly Thursday in...

Our second foray started at the Mermaid Car Park in Blyth – it was a bitterly cold day, and Julie’s plan was to walk down to Seaton...

The Northumberland coast is famous for its magnificent vast sandy beaches, and Bruno, and I are always so excited when we realise that we...

The Wetland walk, which is 1½ miles long, starts from Cragend, one of the less well-used car parks off the Cragside carriage drive. It...

The Rocky Ramble is one of two walks which start from Dunkirk car park - this is the first car park that you reach as you drive along...

One of our favourite walks at Cragside follows the perimeter of the Nelly Moss lakes. These two lakes formed an important part of Lord...

There are two walks that start at Crozier Car Park, and they are very different to each other. Whilst one of them, the Nelly’s Moss...

The Gun walk is one of the longest waymarked paths on the Cragside Estate. It covers a huge area, and it is meant to follow in the...

There are two walks which start at Dunkirk Car Park . These are the Rocky Ramble (waymarked brown)and the Building Cragside walk...

The Armstrong Trail is the trail that is probably walked by most of the dogs and their humans who visit Cragside for the first time. It...