coquetdale造句

• The narrow road that climbs up Coquetdale from Alwinton relieves Shillhope Law eases any access problems.
• In 2006, Paul Frodsham published " An introduction to Prehistoric Upper Coquetdale, 100 Years after David Dippie Dixon ".
• An influence that recurs in Casken s works is the reflection of the landscape and literature of his home, in Upper Coquetdale, Northumberland.
• Rothbury emerged as a relatively important town in the historic district of Coquetdale because of its situation at a crossroads over a ford along the River Coquet.
• In 1862, his father opened a second shop in Coquetdale House, on the High Street in Rothbury ( about 6 miles south of Whittingham ).
• He was a Church Warden, a Sunday School teacher, co-founder of the Rothbury Company of Volunteers, a member of the local Red Cross Society, a guide for visitors to Coquetdale,
• In March 1344'in consideration of his good service beyond the seas as well as within', he was made warden of the manor of Middlemast Middleton in Coquetdale, which had come into the King's hands by forfeiture, and was also the recipient of several other smaller grants.
• Eight years later he published what is probably his most well-known work, " Upper Coquetdale, Northumberland : its History Traditions, Folk Lore and Scenery " in which he explores and records the history, wildlife and culture of Upper Coquetdale ( the valley of the River Coquet ).
• Eight years later he published what is probably his most well-known work, " Upper Coquetdale, Northumberland : its History Traditions, Folk Lore and Scenery " in which he explores and records the history, wildlife and culture of Upper Coquetdale ( the valley of the River Coquet ).
• The first was " Upper Coquetdale " in 1974, with a forward by John Roland Bibby, and the facsimile copy of " Whittingham Vale " was published in 1979 . In more recent years, a number of reprints have become available and both remain fascinating and detailed accounts of the history of the area.
• The Dutch vessel SS " Ajax " ( 172 ) carrying a cargo of Wheat was sunk in five minutes, with four men killed and four wounded and SS " Coquetdale " was sunk with two men wounded . 601 Squadron soon arrived for convoy escort but Spitfires from 609 and 234 Squadron arrived too late to engage, despite flying at full speed and three aircraft had to make emergency landings due to fuel shortage.