There is nothing better for the soul than getting outside and watching the sunrise, especially at this time of year when it doesn’t mean getting up quite so early.
All creatures great and small adorned our Northumberland Camera Club Facebook group this week – some wild and some domestic, some close up and some blending into the landscape.
Events that celebrated Great Northumberland were brought to a close earlier this month, and it is thought the programme brought thousands of visitors to the county.
A few prints by the Belgian surrealist painter René Magritte once hung on my wall. The Treachery of Images depicted a pipe, and written below ‘Ceci n’est pas une pipe’ – this is not a pipe.
A Northumberland first school replaced its traditional summer fair, raising more than £1,000 to inspire and widen its pupils’ experience of the natural world.
A range of family art activities inspired by community heritage will be on offer throughout the summer holidays in the newly re-opened Woodhorn Colliery Cage Shop at Woodhorn Museum.
