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Of course, but no game to go to and my daughter wouldn't cope with noise.
I'm thinking Roker, Seaburn, Seaham, Beamish
Roker and Seaburn definitely. What about Durham to see the Cathedral? Harry Potter was filmed there a bit. Shields fair then up Ocean road for a curry? Beamish is always great as well as you said.
Madness tribute band on at the stack between 3 and 5 Sunday.
I've taken my kids to all of these...
Beamish,
The Glass Museum,
South Shields,
Seaham - to see Tommy
Penshaw Monument,
Durham - Cathedral, River walk
Finchale Priory
Angel of the North
Beamish,
The Glass Museum,
South Shields,
Seaham - to see Tommy
Penshaw Monument,
Durham - Cathedral, River walk
Finchale Priory
Angel of the North
1977 playing The Peacock Sunday afternoon. That’s were I’ll be.
Saw them in the Clara down the east end a few years ago.
Barnes Park and Herrington Country Park have train rides for the Bairns
Scratch that they can't be any good as there's only 6 of them in the group, food festival weekend in Bents Park
As an exhile who goes back when I can wonders have been done at Seaham
Depends what your children like, to some extent.
If you go to Shields look in at the Park.
I assume that The Minature Train is still running.
If Harry Potter is their thing, then I believe that Alnwick Castle was used in the early films for Hogwarts scenes.
And IF they are into museums, then there is Bowes not so far away or, closer to hand, The Discovery Museum in N/C.
If you go to Shields look in at the Park.
I assume that The Minature Train is still running.
If Harry Potter is their thing, then I believe that Alnwick Castle was used in the early films for Hogwarts scenes.
And IF they are into museums, then there is Bowes not so far away or, closer to hand, The Discovery Museum in N/C.