PHOTO: Incredible Bamburgh Castle (Courtesy Flickr)
Near the northernmost part of England sits Northumberland, a rugged bit of landscape known for its sweeping moors, sparsely populated landscape and as the site of numerous battles. There, on the coast, sits Bamburgh Castle, which was once the historic capital of the region and today represents one of the most important Anglo-Saxon archeological sites on record. In fact, the castle sits on rock that has seen more than 6,000 years o… (View original article)