'Castles, coast and countryside' - the things Gazette readers love most about life in Northumberland

While there was a touch of romance in the air for Valentine’s Day, we asked you to share the love for Northumberland and shine a light on the best things about our beautiful county.

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And there is a lot to love!

From our beaches and open spaces to the fantastic people, there is so much to be passionate about in Northumberland.

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Gazette readers have been sharing the things they love most about living in Northumberland.Gazette readers have been sharing the things they love most about living in Northumberland.
Gazette readers have been sharing the things they love most about living in Northumberland.

Here are some of your favourite things about Northumberland from the Gazette's Facebook page:

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Maggie May: “Everything. Beaches, walks, fresh air and most of all the friendly people. Love coming up there.”

Christine Shields: “The coast, the castles the scenery. Most of the people, the accent. It’s like nothing else. Only a Northumbrian can tell the difference between a Geordie accent and a Northumbrian one.”

Christine Blacklock: “The people, unless you go elsewhere you don't realise just how wonderful the Northumbrians truly are, just talking to them is like been given a hug, they're so warm and giving.”

Rach Platt: “The people, the places, the beaches, everything – love coming up to Northumberland.”

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Gill Hawley: “The wide open spaces, the beaches, heritage, the warmth of the people.”

Amy McDill: “Everything. There's no place I would like to live more than this beautiful county.”

Dawn Coulter Dougal: “You feel like you’re free.”

Keith Phillips: “Just beautiful, down to earth but dignified. It was my home, one to which I would love to return.”

Graeme Appleby: “Mainly the vast areas of emptiness, be that the beaches, the hills.”

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Kitty Farrell: “The people. Castles, coast and countryside.”

Nicole Mason: “Boulmer beach is my favourite with the Fishing Boat Inn after for a few drinks, watching the waves.”

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