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Above: The Black Bull -- North- umberland's only
thatched pub
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Etal is a hamlet of picturesque cottages
which lead down to the River Till. Its 14th century castle was ruined in 1513
by James IV and his army on their way to Flodden Field.
Visitors can tour the castle and see an award-winning exhibition which details
the bloody history of border warfare.
Other attractions in the area include walking, horse-riding, carriage driving
and fishing on the River Till. The gardens of the Manor are open on certain days
of the year.
Etal is home to Northumberland's only thatched pub: The Black Bull.
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