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Print and Pots Pop Up is happening right now in Ouseburn! 🎨

From 4th - 9th June you can find and at in Ouseburn, located on Riverside Walk, just next to .rye.shop.

You can buy artwork from all three of the artists, as well take part in different workshops across the next four days. Make sure to stop by if you’re in Ouseburn this weekend! 😊

✨ 38 for 38 ✨

Across 2026 I’m celebrating turning 38, the age my mam was when she passed away from cancer.

I’m going to get over my fear of turning 38 by doing 38 new things that mam would have loved to have experienced.

Number six: Riding the Shields ferry for the first time! 😂

This is a bit of a random one, but what’s life without a random sidequest?!

I took the ferry from South Shields to North Shields and the whole journey only took about 10 minutes. I’d already purchased an all zones day ticket for the Metro (£7), as I was travelling around the North East on a completely different sidequest that day, so the cost of my journey was included in the day ticket price. ⛴️

I got super lucky with the weather so the trip felt like a little holiday. Highly recommend if you want a super cheap way of feeling like you’re on a mini cruise. Views of both South Shields and North Shields were immaculate! 😂

Give me a follow to find out what number three in the 38 in 38 series will be (even I don’t know yet).

We were driving through Northumberland and spotted a cute little coffee cart just off the road on a local farm.

It turned out to be The Lazy Cow and we got the perfect day to visit!

A lovely little spot for a nice coffee, cake, and some dog friendly treats! 🐶

You can find The Lazy Cow on the coast at Annstead Farm in Beadnell, just a five minute drive between Bamburgh and Seahouses. 🌊

Check their opening times as they can be weather dependent.

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The stunning Outchester Ducket is located in the middle of Northumberland’s countryside in Belford, just a 10 minute drive from Bamburgh. 🫶

This historic grade || building dates back to the 18th century and has been lovingly restored and converted into accommodation. At 65ft high with five storeys, this magical self-catering stay offers some of the best views of Northumberland’s coastline and countryside, you can even see Holy Island from the top floor on a good day!

It’s perfect for a couples getaway or a staycation in North East England. And it’s in a great location to explore the rest of Northumberland and go on some beautiful walks.

Overnight stays are currently from £500 for 3 nights (prices are subject to change). Check availability with The Ducket🐦