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Very warm equals a trip to Alnmouth

 Tonya and me had a lovely day at Alnmouth, the sun was shining and we did plenty of walking.

Alnmouth

We walked past The Old Battery at Alnmouth. The gun battery was built in 1881.

The Old Battery, Alnmouth

The Old Battery, Alnmouth



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