Legacy
Legacy By Crasterfarian I came across this today while shifting some files off an old drive, I wrote it after PMA Snr passed on in 2011.… Read More »Legacy
Penbal Wizard
For Our Beloved Sycamore
For Our Beloved Sycamore By Helen Killen-Stark Under the lighthouse beamOf the harvest moonThere lies a Sycamore longshipA scythe into the skiesDashed upon an ancient… Read More »For Our Beloved Sycamore
The Craster Circular: A Canny Schlep and A Lot of History
By Crasterfarian There is a fantastic circular walk to be taken from Craster Quarry Car Park to Dunstan Square Farm, along to Dunstan Steads, then back… Read More »The Craster Circular: A Canny Schlep and A Lot of History
Recycled Roman Stone in Penshaw Monument from a Lost Roman Weir on the River Wear
By Crasterfarian Introduction Crowning the top of Penshaw Hill stands one of the North East’s most iconic landmarks. Penshaw Monument was built in 1844 as a… Read More »Recycled Roman Stone in Penshaw Monument from a Lost Roman Weir on the River Wear
The Stanegate Roman Road
By Crasterfarian This site has many posts about various Roman remains in Northumberland. I think it;s important to help put some of this into context within… Read More »The Stanegate Roman Road
Submarine G11 Wreck, Howick
By Crasterfarian In the last post we looked at the tragic wreck of the Tadorne, a trawler that succumbed to the rocks of Howick in thick… Read More »Submarine G11 Wreck, Howick
The Wreck of the Tadorne
By Crasterfarian Many of you will have spent a wonderful afternoon walking between the villages of Boulmer and Craster or vice versa. It’s a gorgeous stretch… Read More »The Wreck of the Tadorne
Craster, A Brief History
By Crasterfarian Most people slow down the first time they visit Craster. As they crest the brow of the hill into the village, the view takes… Read More »Craster, A Brief History
The True Story of the Backworth Hoard: A Family Legacy from Earsdon
By Danny Sanderson Long before the Backworth Hoard sat behind museum glass, it lay quietly beneath the soil near Earsdon, protected by time, clay, and… Read More »The True Story of the Backworth Hoard: A Family Legacy from Earsdon
Wreck Hunting in Northumberland
By Crasterfarian How about shipwreck hunting between Howick and Dunstanburgh Castle? Please be careful of slipping on wet rocks and seaweed and getting caught by… Read More »Wreck Hunting in Northumberland