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Embleton, Northumberland. The village consists of unpretentious old cottages and streets of new houses on the outskirts. It lies 1 mile inland from the sea with a striking view across the meadow to Dunstanburgh Castle on the southern tip of Embleton Bay. Holy Trinity Church is medieval but considerably altered in the 19^th century. The ground floor of the 12^th-century tower is tunnel-vaulted with stone arches. The vicarage includes the typical Northumberland peel-tower dated about 1415. One notable Embleton vicar was the Rev. Mandell Creighton, later Bishop of Peterborough and London, who wrote History of the Papacy. Memorials to the Greys of Falloden are contained in the church. Embleton in 1849 was the birthplace of W. T. Stead, the doughty editor. On the 1 mile walk to Dunstanburgh Castle you can see Saddle Rock, a strange limestone outcrop.

Nearby towns: Alnwick, Amble, Wooler

Nearby villages: Alnmouth, Bamburgh, Beadnell, Beanley, Belford, Boulmer, Craster, Detchant, Eastfield, Edlingham, Eglingham, Ellingham, Hepburn, High Buston, Howick, Lesbury, Long Houghton, Lucker, New Bewick, Newham, North Charlton, North Sunderland, Preston, Rock, Seahouses, Shilbottle, Smeafield, South Charlton, Stamford, Swinhoe, Warenford

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