In Wolsingham Village, Weardale. Co Durham (an area of outstanding natural beauty) A wonderful place for chilling out or full on activity. On a quiet lane with parking right outside, a perfect base to explore Weardale.
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"Just to let you know what a lovely time we had staying in your cottage, thank you. Wolsingham is a lovely Village, and the people are very friendly and welcoming we shall certainly want to come back again. The food at the Black Bull pub was delicious, had most of our evening meals there. Thanks again, will definitely book again." Trudy & Paul (and Bart).
News.........Wolsingham Agricultural Society holds its annual 230th show on the first weekend in September. It is said to be the oldest show in the country and this year recorded a record attendance of 35,000 on its first day.
Hartlepool
will greet the ships, which will have sailed from
During
their stay, the ships will be berthed in Jackson
Dock and Hartlepool Marina, and there will be a host of special events
organised in celebration.
Some
ships will arrive early, but all ships must be in port at Hartlepool Quays by
12 noon on Saturday 7th
August 2010 and that's when the fun will begin!
Activities and events will commence at
11am and run up until 11pm each day.
The
Tall Ships weekend will reach a climactic peak at the "Eve of Sail"
spectacular in the evening of Monday 9th
August which is traditionally the most popular and memorable event of the
Tall Ships celebrations. This marks the end of the Tall Ships' stay in
The
Parade of Sail on Tuesday 10th
August is when we bid farewell to the ships as they ceremoniously parade
out of Hartlepool Quays, along the coast and back to their home town or next
destination.
History of Wolsingham and Railway