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Time in Newcastle-upon-Tyne and Tynemouth July 17-21, 2022

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August 20th 2022
Published: August 22nd 2022
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Newcastle-upon-Tyne geographically worked out to be a good stopping point for us as we need to get to Aberdeen, Scotland in a few days to fulfill an obligation we made through Trusted Housesitters to take care of a couple of cats for a lovely couple while they travel. When traveling and everything goes smoothly as it has been, guess there always has to be a July 17th type of day! We booked ... Read Full Entry



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Bob & Janice Waller
s v Tsamaya
s v Tsamaya
Like so many others we love to travel and we love to sail so cruising makes a lot of sense. Janice has retired from Cornell as a business manager and Bob has retired from South Seneca school district as the high school principal. It's time to sell the house, get rid of whatever doesn't fit on our 40 foot Caliber LRC named Tsamaya (this means Travel Well in Setswana) and set off to see the world. Our reasons for publishing this blog is twofold, first to keep in touch with our friends and family and secondly to share our experiences. If you would like to receive notification when we have added ... full info
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Always Glad to See Restorations Being DoneAlways Glad to See Restorations Being Done
Always Glad to See Restorations Being Done
View of What Remains of the Castle HereView of What Remains of the Castle Here
View of What Remains of the Castle Here
The Barbican (Gate) to the CastleThe Barbican (Gate) to the Castle
The Barbican (Gate) to the Castle
The Castle Keep & Lantern Tower in the BackgroundThe Castle Keep & Lantern Tower in the Background
The Castle Keep & Lantern Tower in the Background
Had One of the Best Indian Meals Down Near the QuayHad One of the Best Indian Meals Down Near the Quay
Had One of the Best Indian Meals Down Near the Quay
the samosa was served with a sauce on top-delicious!
Life Boats Are Critical For Those That Ply the SeasLife Boats Are Critical For Those That Ply the Seas
Life Boats Are Critical For Those That Ply the Seas
The Millennium Bridge Built in 2001 Tilts 40 DegreesThe Millennium Bridge Built in 2001 Tilts 40 Degrees
The Millennium Bridge Built in 2001 Tilts 40 Degrees
for boats to pass - only for pedestrians & bicycles
In 1893 The Railroad Waiting Room Was BuiltIn 1893 The Railroad Waiting Room Was Built
In 1893 The Railroad Waiting Room Was Built
but now is used as a bar at the station
The Sage Opened in 2004 & Houses 2 Concert HallsThe Sage Opened in 2004 & Houses 2 Concert Halls
The Sage Opened in 2004 & Houses 2 Concert Halls
some referred to it as the "slug"!
Our Walk on High Level Bridge Gives Views of 3 OthersOur Walk on High Level Bridge Gives Views of 3 Others
Our Walk on High Level Bridge Gives Views of 3 Others
Swing, Tyne and Millennium Bridges
From the Quay You Must Climb UP and UPFrom the Quay You Must Climb UP and UP
From the Quay You Must Climb UP and UP
The High Level Bridge is 85' above the river
Enjoying Dusk at the QuayEnjoying Dusk at the Quay
Enjoying Dusk at the Quay
and views of some of the 7 bridges here
Brought Back Memories of the Taste of Trini!Brought Back Memories of the Taste of Trini!
Brought Back Memories of the Taste of Trini!
Trini doubles and goat curry
The Sign on the Toilet Door Says It AllThe Sign on the Toilet Door Says It All
The Sign on the Toilet Door Says It All
Sitting, Sitting and SittingSitting, Sitting and Sitting
Sitting, Sitting and Sitting
Clever Marketing - Grass & Lawn Chairs Clever Marketing - Grass & Lawn Chairs
Clever Marketing - Grass & Lawn Chairs
for this "Urban Garden" Bar
Views from the Left Side of the RoadViews from the Left Side of the Road
Views from the Left Side of the Road
on the bus trip to Tynemouth
What Do You Think? Signage Needed??What Do You Think? Signage Needed??
What Do You Think? Signage Needed??
A Variety of House Styles Seen on Our Bus TripA Variety of House Styles Seen on Our Bus Trip
A Variety of House Styles Seen on Our Bus Trip
to Tynemouth
This Is a 2 Way Street & the Bus Has to Fit Through!This Is a 2 Way Street & the Bus Has to Fit Through!
This Is a 2 Way Street & the Bus Has to Fit Through!
The 13th C. Tynemouth Castle & Monastery The 13th C. Tynemouth Castle & Monastery
The 13th C. Tynemouth Castle & Monastery



22nd August 2022
Always Enjoy the Views from the Train

Dancing Dave
David Hooper

Views from the train
Never ceases to amaze me that on trains I am the only one not looking at or totally absorbed in my mobile phone or similar item. Great to see there is someone else in the World who looks out the window and watches the World go by. When overseas my mobile is at the bottom of my bag and sometimes is never pulled out.
23rd August 2022
Always Enjoy the Views from the Train

s v Tsamaya
Bob & Janice Waller

Train windows are for looking out!
I agree Dave- am always amazed that it seems like I am the only one that looks out the window - always surprises me as they miss so much my way of thinking!

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