Walking on Bamburgh Beach woodland Sir David Attenborough

Sir David Attenborough

It was painted in various moods by JMW Turner on his first visit to Northumberland in 1797 and several on subsequent visits to the area

The lower necklace is made up of twists of chain

The children's play area is empty

off cuts which have been dried and treated with wood butter to cure

Walking on Bamburgh Beach woodland Sir David AttenboroughWalking on Bamburgh Beach Print 0094 Bamburgh Beach on the Northumbrian coast is a favourite place to visit for tourists and residents alike. It is the perfect place for a bracing stroll along the beach. The shallow slope of the sand, means that when the tides rises and falls, it often has a shallow skim of seawater across its surface. The wet sand reflects the wild dramatic skies and is the perfect foreground to Bamburgh Castle. Like all of my