Lindsey McKeown, age 15, from Morpeth, sent in these pictures of some strong colours flowering in her garden in the heat of the summer.
This stunning sight was photographed by Andrew Gibson prior to the weekend of rain.
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Allan added this picture to our Northumberland group on Flickr.
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A river runs through it
During a recent fishing in the Coquet Valley, a question crossed my mind as to what drives people to take up fishing as a past time. For many, the pursuit of brown trout can influence every aspect of their ever day life, defining how lives are led rather than simply being a part time hobby. (read more below)
Stephen Lewins added this sad picture to our Northumberland Communities Flickr group. The family business has ceased 125 years trading as a shop, although are still doing orders for pies.
David Thompson sent in this picture of the historic ruins on the west side of Morpeth, where some restoration work is taking place.
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Keith Young added this photo to our Northumberland Communities Flickr group.
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Hopefully the chilled grips of winter are now behind us, and the first shoots of green are becoming more abundant with signs of new life springing up all around us. The hibernating fly fishers are also becoming restless to set foot onto the banks of our north-east rivers, as the brown trout season gets underway on the 22nd March.
Stephen Lewins added a series of photos of features of St George's URC Church, Morpeth to our Northumberland Communities Flickr group.
Stephen is interested to know who the figures on the church represent. E-mail northumberland@ncjmedia.co.uk or leave a comment below if you know more about the history. You can view more pictures of the figures here.
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Morpeth Links
John Dawson - Local history tales
Wildlife - With Conservation Officer Kevin O'Hara
Ian Lavery - Updates from the MP for Wansbeck
Ray Purvis - Through the seasons at Wallington
DAWN Advice - Liz Chadwick from the advice charity
Robson and Prescott Vets - Pet advice
Morpeth Lions Club - By Lion Simon Pringle
Wendy Errington - Volunteering at Wallington
Andrew Gibson - Fishing and photography
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