Sandhoe

Settlement in Northumberland

England

Sandhoe

Fawcet Hill — Fawcet Hill Credit: Oliver Dixon

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Fawcet Hill

Fawcet Hill

Granary at Roman Corbridge Located 2.5 miles (4.0 km) south of Hadrian&#039;s Wall and sitting astride the intersection of Roman Dere Street and Stanegate, Corbridge was initially the site of a series of important forts. But after Hadrian&#039;s Wall was fully commissioned it developed into a prosperous town.

Abandoned after the collapse of Roman rule in Britain, the town centre has been systematically excavated. It is currently in the guardianship of English Heritage and is open as a visitor attraction, including a site museum.

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Granary at Roman Corbridge

Located 2.5 miles (4.0 km) south of Hadrian's Wall and sitting astride the intersection of Roman Dere Street and Stanegate, Corbridge was initially the site of a series of important forts. But after Hadrian's Wall was fully commissioned it developed into a prosperous town. Abandoned after the collapse of Roman rule in Britain, the town centre has been systematically excavated. It is currently in the guardianship of English Heritage and is open as a visitor attraction, including a site museum. Link

"The Rat" at Anick Despite its unpromising name, this pub has a very good reputation. Spectacularly site on a steep hillside overlooking Tynedale. For the present, closed on Sundays, as here.

"The Rat" at Anick

Despite its unpromising name, this pub has a very good reputation. Spectacularly site on a steep hillside overlooking Tynedale. For the present, closed on Sundays, as here.

Lopped trees at Anick

Lopped trees at Anick

Roman Remains View over the east military compound, with the visitor centre in the background

Roman Remains

View over the east military compound, with the visitor centre in the background

Kevin Waterhouse

Granary Roman Remains Close to the visitor centre

Granary Roman Remains

Close to the visitor centre

Kevin Waterhouse

Field of sheep near Beaufront School

Field of sheep near Beaufront School

Field and plantation near Fern Hill Cottage The line of trees may represent an old hedge line.

Field and plantation near Fern Hill Cottage

The line of trees may represent an old hedge line.

The lane to Fawcett Hill The house on the right is known as the Kennels.

The lane to Fawcett Hill

The house on the right is known as the Kennels.

Gateway to Fern Hill Cottage Fern Hill Farm beyond.

Gateway to Fern Hill Cottage

Fern Hill Farm beyond.

Signpost on the road from Oakwood to the Military Road

Signpost on the road from Oakwood to the Military Road

Field of bales Seen from the lane to Fawcett Hill.

Field of bales

Seen from the lane to Fawcett Hill.

Confluence on the Birkey Burn In full spate after very heavy rain the previous night. Birkey Burn is the stream which zig-zags down through the trees.

Confluence on the Birkey Burn

In full spate after very heavy rain the previous night. Birkey Burn is the stream which zig-zags down through the trees.

Gnarly trees beside the lane to Fawcett Hill

Gnarly trees beside the lane to Fawcett Hill

Broadleaf plantation Beside the lane from Acomb to Fawcett Hill.

Broadleaf plantation

Beside the lane from Acomb to Fawcett Hill.

Gateway beside the lane to Fawcett Hill

Gateway beside the lane to Fawcett Hill

Field of bales Beside the lane to Fawcett Hill. The plantation stands beside the Birkey Burn.

Field of bales

Beside the lane to Fawcett Hill. The plantation stands beside the Birkey Burn.

The lane from Fawcett Hill to Oakwood

The lane from Fawcett Hill to Oakwood

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Sandhoe is located at Grid Ref: NY9766 (Lat: 54.991274, Lng: -2.046541)

Unitary Authority: Northumberland

Police Authority: Northumbria

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///fooling.amended.riverbed. Near Corbridge, Northumberland

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Sandhoe

Is In: UK, England, Northumberland, Tynevale

Is In Country Code: GB

Is In County: Northumberland

Place: hamlet

Source: NPE

Lat/Long: 54.9913821/-2.0476387

Post Box

Ref: NE46 4

Lat/Long: 54.9909442/-2.0483659

The data included in this document is from www.openstreetmap.org. The data is made available under ODbL.

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