Views of Alnmouth (6)

Cutty Sark (3)

The Cutty Sark is 212 ft long and has a draft of only 21ft

One of the first things that you notice on exploring the village is that Church Hill, the site of the … More

The Common Tern is a summer visitor to the UK, which is present from April to September. It breeds along … More

A cutty sark is a name given in lowland Scotland to a short shift worn by ladies. The most famous … More

Buildings inside Tel Lachish photo by Orientalizing (https://www.flickr.com/photos/orientalizing/) Like the Assyrians before them, the Babylonians carried out a policy of … More

Cutty Sark is the last surviving example of a Clipper. The ships got their name from the American expression ‘to … More

Lying between the village and the beach are Alnmouth common and Alnmouth Marsh, which together with the beach and the … More

In the North things went from bad to worse for the Assyrians and their Egyptian allies against the Babylonians. Defeats … More

The Eastward side of the Alnmouth Peninsular is bounded by the North Sea.