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STEVE NEWMAN visits some of Bamburgh's hidden treasures.
DR COLIN BRENNEN looks at the work of a 17th century Frenchman who saved some of Northumberland's ancient churches.
DUNCAN HUTT explains that there's more to grasses than meets the average gardener's eye.
VOILET MORRISON finds out how Lindisfarne Castle's interior decorations turned a windy fortress into a comfy home.
KEITH GREGSON learns about a remarkable historical discovery made in north Northumberland.
JOHN GRUNDY announces a remedy for anyone struck down by an infectious curiosity about buildings
IAN MOLE looks back at the time when the famous author visited the county for performances of his works.
SUSIE WHITE makes surprising discoveries in the garden at Seaton Delaval Hall
JIM MACKENZIE looks at the way life in the region during the 2nd World War was recorded in children's literature.
VERONICA HEATH calls in at the 14th century Preston Tower, where visitors can tour a building which has survived years of cross-border conflict.
JOHN SURGEY enjoys travelling the six miles from Belford to Bamburgh on foot.
IAN KERR contrasts a national favourite from the hedge world with one of our most unpopular plants.
IAN KERR profiles the woodpigeon, which thrives almost everywhere - except the Cheviot summit to which it gave its name
ANTHONY TOOLE takes a walk in the Wanney Hills.
North East art historian MARSHALL HALL explains a link between Cullercoats and a Derbyshire stately home.
ALLAN POTTS looks at the changing nature of farmland.
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