
Kynren – an epic spectacle
Kynren is an outdoor spectacle of epic proportions, which bursts into the summer night sky in the unlikely location of the small County Durham town of Bishop Auckland, in Northern England.
Eccentric England is at the every heart of my blog. From the quirky and unusual Wakefield Rhubarb Festival and the fabulous Potfest in the Park to the most luxury accommodation like Hillside Huts and Cabins and the gorgeous brand new eco house Hemmel House in Northumberland. Check out walking suggestion in and around the North East like Seaton Sluice beach walk and the Lambton estate in Durham. Don’t miss my Scottish blogs like my cycling challenge around Arran or my Welsh trip to the beaches of The Gower Peninsula. Or why not try a visit on horseback to the impressive Castle Leslie in Ireland. Our country has so much to offer and I never tire of exploring new places and meeting new people who live in our awesome UK!

Kynren is an outdoor spectacle of epic proportions, which bursts into the summer night sky in the unlikely location of the small County Durham town of Bishop Auckland, in Northern England.

Heartbreak productions does Oscar Wilde
The Importance of Being Earnest is arguably Oscar Wilde’s best loved and most well known play. It is at once a sharply observed social satire and at the same time, a piece of entirely frivolous comic fun

Lumley Castle Hotel is set in a real medieval castle. It looks over the river Wear in the Durham countryside in the North East of England.

This year’s play coming to my local park Jesmond Dene is Murder on the Terrace. It is a brand new spoof murder mystery written by Heartbreak Productions resident wordsmith, David Kerby-Kendall.

Nearly 20,000 men died on the first day of the Battle of the Somme in WW1 on the 1st July 1916. On top of the terrible death toll, there were more than 30,000 casualties, many sustaining life changing injuries.

Hidden away in a beautiful estate just a few short miles from the thriving market town of Darlington in County Durham is Rockliffe Hall. Take a slight detour from the A1 motorway and find yourself driving up to an impressive country estate with a grand hotel.