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Source: the Cor Unum Abbey blog, but they say they got it from Wikipedia
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Source: the Cor Unum Abbey blog, but they say they got it from Wikipedia
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Coquet Island
Where Cuthbert met ĂlfflĂŚd, Abbess of Whitby.
An RSPB reserve about 1½ km offshore at Amble. Apparently itâs home to a colony of Roseate Terns. In the 7th-century the monk Cuthbert, living as a hermit, met ĂlfflĂŚd, Abbess of Whitby here. The islandâs isolation appealed to many later medieval hermits and became a Benedictine monastic cell linked to Tynemouth Priory. The tower dates back to this period but the whitewashed lighthouse on top andâŚ
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That castle at night. by bingleyman2 on Flickr.
"Crossing the bridge to todayâs castle, the fourth version, you can clearly understand why Bishop Donan chose the tranquil spot back in 634AD to settle on it and create a monastic cell. The first castle was later established in the 13th century by Alexander II in an effort to help protect the area from Viking incursions." - Terry Roberts