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Box Social Brewing - 11th May 2017 - 2nd anniversary and first pour event

Watch Box Social Brewing of Newcastle launch their 100th beer - double nectar a double version of their most popular beer Gentlemen Nectar this also tied in with the 2nd anniversary of the local brewery, the launch and evening was hosted by the Crown Posada who were the first pub to serve Box Social beers 2 years ago. Here's to many more successful years of brewing to come

Beer Review #634: Box Social Brewing - India Brown Ale (England)

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Box Social Brewing - India Brown Ale 5.6%

Box Social Brewing - India Brown Ale 5.6%

Brewed by Box Social Brewing
Style: Brown Ale
Newcastle Upon Tyne, England
Serve in Dimpled mug, Shaker

COMMERCIAL DESCRIPTION
Cask, keg & bottle; Regular.

Luxurious dark brown ale with a full mouth feel, giving way to a hop fruitiness achieved by late Citra hop additions.

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Box Social Brewing (Documentary)

In Victorian Britain, middle-class people had few acceptable ways to socialize and meet new people. A solution emerged of box socials held at various people's houses, where they could mix in a risk-free environment.
We are taking Box Socials into the 21st century, connecting people over great artisan craft beer.

Director: Josh Wood
Sound Engineer: Nicholas Chadford
Camera Operator: Jorja Atha
Editor: Charlotte Tovell

By The River Brew Co will be located under the Tyne Bridge at Hillgate Quay, Gateshead.

A micro brewery, tap room, restaurant, hawkers market and custom build bike and coffee shop are just some of the attractions that will feature.

It's all part of Great Exhibition of the North 2018 but will remain in place for four years! Hooray!

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Many thanks to Gateshead Council, Oktopus, Lola Jeans Newcastle, Dave Stone at Wylam Brewery and the Backyard Bike Shop, among others.

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The Kills No Wow Evolution Festival 2011 Newcastle Spillars Wharf

The Kills No Wow Evolution Festival 2011 Newcastle Spillars Wharf

The Mines of Wylam (11th May 2017)

11th May 2017
I go for a stroll around Wylam seeking out some of the former pits that I know about. I am not a historian so I may have some things wrong and some of the locations are approximations based on old maps. Similarly, my family history overlaps many of the sites... you won't believe how much family history I cut out of this video... just can't help talking about it.

For my branch of the family, Wylam is considered our ancestral home because my paternal line has been living there for nearly 250 years. Although I no longer live in the village, many of my family still do.

These are all sites that I am very familiar with and have visited many many times in the past.

I hope you enjoy.

Approximation of my route (I added a few extra miles on because I had other family business to do in Wylam):


I didn't actually explain who Timothy Hackworth was... He was one of the 4 men who designed Puffing Billy (the oldest surviving steam train in the world - now located in the Science Discovery museum in London) and helped come up with the idea of using metal rails to support the weight of the steam train... thus inventing the modern railway. The other men involved were Christopher Blackett, William Hedley and the one that always gets written out of history was Jonathon Forster.

Additions from my family after they watched the video:

The bit of brick wall on rift mine that I wasn't sure about whether it belonged to the mine or the cottages belonged to the mine. There was originally a second brick wall running parallel and it formed the foundation for an iron and wooden structure that held the winding wheel. There was some confusion about the cottages because I was describing them above the pit meaning above the hill. Just to clear up that confusion, the cottages were south of the pit. The coal from this mine along with the coal from the second mine on the other side of Rift Farm were both processed at Anne pit.

The pill box was housed by Poles but they lived in separate accommodation and they also manned a search light for spotting bombers coming up the Tyne.

The wooden structure that I spotted where the Bell mine buildings were located belonged to a some sheds that were used by the farm for storing horse drawn farming equipment, quite possibly taken over by the farm after the mine closed.

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I'M MOVING OUT... | MOVING VLOGS 1

So the big move is finally happening! Feels so weird to say that! Packing, photography and a little tour of the Newcastle Quayside for you in this vlog including a few of my favourite places to eat and drink!

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Boars Head Bistro Coffee Shop and Boutique Hotel Sunderland East End

Boars Head Bistro, Coffee Shop & Boutique Hotel in Sunderland East End celebrates upcoming Sunderland Events and is at the heart of the Tall Ships Race Sunderland 2018, 11th -14th July.
The Boars Head has been here since 1724, overlooking one of the most Interesting, history filled rivers of the world, and it has some of the most beautiful views in the City of Sunderland. Recently renovated to reflect Old Sunderland's history, once dubbed the largest shipbuilding town in the world with shipbuilding dating back to 1346.
It is where Christianity in the UK started 674 AD, Glass-making in England started, Joseph Swan invented the light bulb, The Miners lamp invented, The Oldest purpose-built Masonic Temple in the World , Laurel & Hardy were regulars at the boars head .
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The Boars Head Bistro is filled with history & character, fabulous food, Boutique style luxury en-suite bedrooms.
Residents also have their own private outdoor raised patio area overlooking the Fish Quay, The Marina in the distance, and all of the small fishing boats on the river. Breakfasts, Lunch and Evening meals can be taken in the Boars Head Bistro from 9:00 am until 9:00 pm or In our Conservatory with panoramic views, perfect for viewing the Tall Ships Race Sunderland 2018
The Boars Head Bar is open all night, or continental style breakfast in our Residents only kitchen, at any time of the morning should you want to leave early.
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A huge 10,000 ton ship or even a historic tall sailing ship could be tied up 50 metres away, and fishing boats returning with their catch mooring at the fish quay 200 metres away.
The City Centre, The Empire theatre, The National Glass Centre, Roker & Seaburn and the Stadium of light are all within a 10 to 15 minute walk from us, The Metro system is in the City Centre.
This is how the riverside used to look.
Newcastle, The Metro Centre, Washington Wildlife Park, Holy Island, Washington Old Hall are all within easy driving or commuting distance.
We can even host a small intimate wedding for up to 30 guests, with the ceremony carried out on the outside terrace overlooking the Beautiful River setting , then hold the reception in our conservatory overlooking the river.
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This week The Boar's Head launches....Boars Head Bistro, Coffee Shop & Boutique Hotel... Built 1724

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THE FUTURE UTILITY OF DNA SCIENCE
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Captain Karl von Schenk of the Kaiser's Navy is a stereotypical German nobleman - supremely self-confident, touchy about the divisions of class and any infringement on his place. He thinks he is handsome, has a suitably manly physique, an excellent singing voice, and a facility with writing. His wartime service related in his diary is a series of triumphs over harrowing circumstances, bringing his boat back in spite of the best efforts of the Royal Navy to stop him.

His one vulnerability is a young lady he meets on leave in Bruges, Belgium. Although she is the trophy girlfriend of a German colonel who could cause him much harm if he were to find out, von Schenk pursues his Zoe with Teutonic straightforwardness. And both he and the reader are entirely blind-sided by the unexpected thunderclap that puts an end to the sweet affair.
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First published in 1766, the loveable and innocent Dr Primrose and his family have given pleasure to all that have read it.The story opens with the vicar losing his fortune and moving to another parish. What follows is a tale of love, deceit, betrayal, humour and a hidden hero…..It was one of Charles Dickens favourite books and a source of inspiration to him. No further recommendation is needed. Enjoy. (Summary by Tadhg)
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