Category Archives: Evetts’ windows

Cullercoats – St George

Posted on August 9, 2015 by northernvicar

I am not a person who does the seaside. It was a gorgeous day (16 July 2015) when I headed to the North Sea coast for a meeting at Cullercoats, and we could have spent the afternoon on the beach. … Continue reading →

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Kirkwhelpington – St Bartholomew

Posted on July 22, 2015 by northernvicar

We decided it is a very long time since we have had a drive-round-Northumberland-and-find-lots-of-churches day. So on Saturday 11 July we drove north up the A696. There was a plan to do a tourist church trail along this road, here … Continue reading →

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Blanchland – St Mary the Virgin

Posted on December 9, 2014 by northernvicar

Friday 21 November 2014 was not the best day for a drive – rather grey and damp – but we headed south from Hexham to Blanchland. It is a lovely drive south. We parked in the centre of the village, and … Continue reading →

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