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Cherry blossom at the side of the road on the approach to Romanby Village

Hoping to Enjoy Cherry Blossom on the Approach to Romanby

25th April 202225th April 2022 Steve CalvertLeave a Comment on Hoping to Enjoy Cherry Blossom on the Approach to Romanby

Recently, I thought back to all the times I travelled between Bedale and Northallerton. This was many years ago. In my late teens and early 20s, I oftRead More…

This carved stone is one of the first things you will notice while walking the Cleveland Way from Saltburn-by-the-Sea to Skinningrove

The Saltburn to Skinningrove Cliff Walk: What to Expect

4th March 20224th March 2022 Steve CalvertLeave a Comment on The Saltburn to Skinningrove Cliff Walk: What to Expect

The walk from Saltburn-by-the-Sea to Skinningrove is just over four miles and, according to Google Maps, it should take just under half an hour to comRead More…

Black Fish and Chips at the Alchemist in Eldon Square, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. The fish isn't burnt. It's meant to look that way.

Black Fish & Chips? That’s Something You Don’t See Every Day

18th October 2021 Steve CalvertLeave a Comment on Black Fish & Chips? That’s Something You Don’t See Every Day

When my plate of fish and chips arrived at the table, the fish appeared to have been burned to a crisp. Cinder and chips – that’s what it looked like.Read More…

Big Head Sculpture at Newton Aycliffe (In Our Image)

The Big Head Sculpture at Newton Aycliffe: What’s That About?

26th August 202126th August 2021 Steve CalvertLeave a Comment on The Big Head Sculpture at Newton Aycliffe: What’s That About?

If you’ve ever travelled between Darlington and Newton Aycliffe, seen a big metal head sculpture near the road, and wondered what it is, I’m writing tRead More…

Although this hill at Bishopton resembles a burial mound, it's was built as part of a castle.

Nope! The Hill at Bishopton Is Not a Burial Mound

29th March 2021 Steve CalvertLeave a Comment on Nope! The Hill at Bishopton Is Not a Burial Mound

If you ever pass through the town of Bishopton, you may notice a small hill in a field next to the road. It’s easy to see the hill is man-made and youRead More…

Robin Hood's Bay, North Yorkshire

Robin Hood’s Bay: Things to Know Before Your Trip

13th January 202113th January 2021 Steve CalvertLeave a Comment on Robin Hood’s Bay: Things to Know Before Your Trip

Robin Hood’s Bay is a small coastal town on the edge of the Yorkshire Moors. It’s about 9 km (5 miles) from the centre of Whitby, to the north, and 20Read More…

Whitby Harbour (Picture Taken November 2020)

Things to See and Do (and Eat) on a Day Out in Whitby

3rd November 202013th January 2021 Steve CalvertLeave a Comment on Things to See and Do (and Eat) on a Day Out in Whitby

If you are looking for an interesting English seaside town to visit, Whitby deserves a place near the top of your list. It’s an old town that has a loRead More…

This picture shows 3 types of Vimto (British Soft Drink)

Vimto: An Acquired Taste I Never Acquired

18th October 202019th October 2020 Steve CalvertLeave a Comment on Vimto: An Acquired Taste I Never Acquired

Vimto is a British soft drink that was invented in 1908 and is still going strong today. It was originally marketed as a health tonic and sold with thRead More…

Monkey Statue at Hartlepool Marina

The Monkey Statue at Hartlepool Marina (Why Is It There?)

4th October 202022nd October 2020 Steve CalvertLeave a Comment on The Monkey Statue at Hartlepool Marina (Why Is It There?)

If you ever visit Hartlepool Marina, you may notice a metal statue of a monkey sitting on a platform over the water near the lock gates. When you do, Read More…

Picture of Lucifers (the smallest micropub in Stockton-on-Tees)

Lucifers – It’s The Smallest Pub In Stockton-on-Tees!

31st August 202029th July 2021 Steve CalvertLeave a Comment on Lucifers – It’s The Smallest Pub In Stockton-on-Tees!

Lucifers is the smallest pub in Stockton-on-Tees. The town has several micropubs but none of the others are as tiny as Lucifers. It a cosy establishmeRead More…

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