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Dunstanburgh Castle is a 14th-century
fortification on the
coast of
Northumberland in
northern England,
between the
villages of
Craster and Embleton. The...
- walk
along the
rocky s**** to the
north along leads to the
ruins of
Dunstanburgh Castle. The
remains of a
tower on the end of the
harbour are all that...
- cranesbill,
amongst others. Also near the
beach is Embleton's 18-hole
Dunstanburgh Castle Golf
Course which opened in 1900 and was
updated in 1922. Christon...
- Po****r for paddling, it is
overlooked by the
ruins of
Dunstanburgh Castle and by
Dunstanburgh Castle Golf Club. The
beach has a
whinstone reefs and the...
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other county in England,
including prominent ones at Alnwick, Bamburgh,
Dunstanburgh, Newcastle, and Warkworth.
Nearly 2000-year-old
Roman boxing gloves were...
- (14 km) to the
south on a
point of
coastal land is the
ancient fortress of
Dunstanburgh Castle and
about 5
miles (8 km) to the
north is
Lindisfarne Castle on...
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Bawburgh Blythburgh Burghfield Carrawburgh Chedburgh ****leburgh
Drumburgh Dunstanburgh Fleggburgh Flookburgh Grundisburgh Happisburgh Hoo St
Werburgh Ickburgh...
- The
Sutherland Baronetcy, of
Dunstanburgh Castle in
Embleton in the
County of Northumberland, is a
title in the
Baronetage of the
United Kingdom. It was...
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metaphors for
other forms of
decline or decay. For example, the
ruins of
Dunstanburgh Castle in
England inspired Turner to
create several paintings; in 1989...
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extension of
Pontefract Castle and in 1313 he
began the
construction of
Dunstanburgh Castle, a m****ive
fortress in Northumberland.
Inherited from his father...
