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Local, characterful guides to Britain’s special places
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Bradt's award-winning 'Slow' travel series, this updated third edition of Northumberland (Slow Travel) provides an ideal guide to discovering England's most unspoilt county.
including Newcastle, Hadrian’s Wall & the Coast
Local, characterful guides to Britain’s special places
I grew up in Newcastle and spent many weekends as a child around Rothbury getting lost on the heather slopes of the Simonside Hills and paddling in burns. The Northumberland coast also figures heavily in my early memories, and when I recall...
Gemma Hall ( gemmahall.co.uk) is a freelance travel writer from the North East who began her career in journalism writing for BBC magazines, then as deputy editor for the National Trust. She has written widely on the region and is also the author...
The team at Bradt did a superb job of pulling this guide together but particular gratitude must be paid to Anna Moores for everything she did behind the scenes to make Slow Northumberland publication ready; Emma Gibbs for her diligence,...
At Bradt Guides we’re aware that guidebooks start to go out of date on the day they’re published – and that you, our readers, are out there in the field doing research of your own. You’ll find out before us when a fine new family-run hotel opens or...