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Yet the easing of the United Kingdom’s lockdown means people in North East England will be able to visit places such as New York, Philadelphia and Washington without boarding an aircraft. The South Tyneside village was named New York after the North American city was captured by the British in the American Revolutionary War. The Google Map below shows places in North East England that share their name with North American cities: Planning to visit County Durham, North Yorkshire, Northumberland or elsewhere in the region? Thank you for visiting Go Eat Do and reading about places in North East England that share their names with North American cities.

Yet the easing of the United Kingdom’s lockdown means people in North East England will be able to visit places such as New York, Philadelphia and Washington without boarding an aircraft. The South Tyneside village was named New York after the North American city was captured by the British in the American Revolutionary War. The Google Map below shows places in North East England that share their name with North American cities: Planning to visit County Durham, North Yorkshire, Northumberland or elsewhere in the region? Thank you for visiting Go Eat Do and reading about places in North East England that share their names with North American cities.

Stuart Forster, a native of North East England, looks at places to visit in Northumberland, England’s most northerly county. The walled town of Berwick-upon-Tweed, around 10km north of Lindisfarne, is home to England’s most northerly railway station. The map of Northumberland below shows the county’s location, just south of the England-Scotland border: Several trains running on the East Coast Mail Line between London and Edinburgh stop at Berwick-upon-Tweed, Alnmouth and Newcastle upon Tyne. Thank you for reading about England’s most northerly county in this post about places to visit in Northumberland, You may want to read this article suggesting walking Hadrian’s Wall in Northumberland.

Stuart Forster attends a virtual spirit tasting – an introduction to mezcal and tequila with information about the production of the Mexican beverages made with agave hearts. Eduardo explains that Mexico’s size is comparable to Europe’s. Made from espadin agave that’s seven to eight years in age, Ojo de Dios is 42 per cent alcohol by volume and has a long, pleasant finish. Tasting kits including three different mezcales de Leyenda, one mini tequila and a one-hour virtual tasting led by Eduardo or one of his team are priced at £49.99.