WebCraster, Boat taking on Whinstone from the quarry (c. 1905) . Ref: NRO 1230. More info... Web"Craster harbour is partly formed from an old whinstone quarry. Remains of supports for whinstone silos and an aerial ropeway have survived. Quarrying also took place to the west of the village in an area now used as a car park...." Owner Keys to the Past (Durham & Northumbria County Councils) Source
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Web1 From the Tourist Information Centre in Craster, cross the road and follow the public footpath signed to Dunstan Square. The path leads under a canopy of overhanging trees. 2 After about 100m, go through a gate; the path which leads below the whinstone ridge is indistinct in places but the direction is clear. WebWalk the Embleton to Craster path, approximately 3 miles and length, and explore this quaint fishing village's beach and harbour, along with a selection of shops and restaurants. Whinstones at 4 The Villas is a beautiful base for your family escape to Northumberland. Note: This cottage can be booked with Ref. 980071, together sleeping 12 adults ... black and white bouquet of flowers
CLHG History Walks Quarry, Aerial Ropeway and Bins
WebFor centuries, fishermen from Craster pulled their boats up onto the shore of 'Craster Haven', which provided some natural protection. The harbour seen today was built in … WebWhinstone House. EMBLETON, Northumberland. This charming cottage rests in Craster, Northumberland and can sleep eight people in four bedrooms. ... £791: High Season: £5213: Check Availability. About This Cottage. This charming cottage rests in Craster, Northumberland and can sleep eight people in four bedrooms. Browse by features. … http://communities.northumberland.gov.uk/Craster_C4.htm gadget to help put compression socks on