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    A magnificent ruin dominating a lonely stretch of Northumberland's beautiful coastline, Dunstanburgh must be reached on foot along paths following the rocky shore.

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    14th-century ruined stronghold of Dunstanburgh Castle, Northumberland
    © NTPL / Joe Cornish
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