111 Places in Newcastle That You Shouldn't Miss - 111 Places

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111 Places in Newcastle That You Shouldn't Miss

111 Places in Newcastle That You Shouldn't Miss - 111 Places

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3.67 (6 Ratings by Goodreads)
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Published: 23 June, 2021
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Newcastle is England’s most northerly city and shares a long history with Gateshead, its neighbour on the south side of the River Tyne. The two, city and town respectively, are a heady mix of the old and new; both were industrial powerhouses during the 19th Century that have successfully embraced recent change, reinventing themselves as vibrant places of entertainment and culture. With this book in hand, journey over and under the Tyne to discover treasures such as the steam turbine ship Turbinia, a sleekly streamlined example of north-eastern mechanical know-how; wander across the wide-open space of the Town Moor, where President Jimmy Carter has the right to graze cattle; take in Saltwell Towers, an eccentric castle in the leafy surroundings of Saltwell Park; then top it all off with a pint in a pub where the ghost of Charles I may well make an appearance. Written by a Geordie, this book will help you explore the quirkier side of both Newcastle and Gateshead, and discover their hidden gems.
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Type Book
ISBN13 9783740810436
ISBN10 3740810432
Number Of Pages 240
Item Weight 466 g
Publisher / Reseller Emons Verlag GmbH
Format paperback
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Newcastle-born David Taylor is a professional freelance landscape photographer and writer who now lives in Northumberland. David has written nearly 40 books about photography, as well as supplying images and articles to both regional and national magazines. When David is not outdoors he can be found at home with his wife, a cat, and a worryingly large number of tripods.

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