Northumberland Coast Path (Northumberland Coast AONB), my daughter walking near Chiswick Sands (top) and Goswick Sands (bottom) © Rudolf Abraham Nikon D700 & 70-200/2.8 & 24/3.5 PC-E Shot on a recent visit to Northumberland to re-walk some sections of the Northumberland Coast Path. Photos copyright © Rudolf Abraham. All rights reserved. Images may not be …
Sunset over Bamburgh Castle, Northumberland coast © Rudolf Abraham Nikon D700 & 70-200/2.8 Shot on a recent visit to Northumberland to re-walk some sections of the Northumberland Coast Path. Photo copyright © Rudolf Abraham. All rights reserved. Images may not be copied, stored, distributed or published in any form without prior written permission from Rudolf …
Hiking on The Snook, a long, low, dune- and grass-covered spit of land on the west side of Holy Island (Lindisfarne), Northumberland, UK. The castle-like tower hidden away among the dunes was originally a windmill, built in the 19th century to drain a mining shaft, when attempts were made to find workable coat deposits here. …
Just received advance copies of my two most recent books: St Oswald’s Way and St Cuthbert’s Way, published by Cicerone Press Istria. The Bradt Travel Guide, published by Bradt (co-author with Thammy Evans) Both published February 2013
During the Second World War, the long, low, open expanse of the north Northumberland coast was considered one of the most likely points of a projected land invasion by Hitler’s Germany — and a system of land defences was rapidly set into place along, and just inland from, the coast. Many of these survive. Pillboxes …