Not an entirely random name for a blog, but close. I am not a goat herder - in the usual meaning of that word; nor does the Urban Dictionary definition apply to me either (for a decade at least): an extremely drunk male who having lost all self-respect and standards, loses his powers of discrimination when pulling females. It is said that Gateshead derives its name from a settlement near an early Tyne crossing where goats once roamed. The goats are long gone, but me - I like to roam these parts - or rather run - exploring new places, rediscovering old ones in and around Gateshead and Newcastle when I'm out jogging. This blog is a collection of my photos, thoughts, observations, rants, loves and hates about Newcastle and Gateshead.

Friday, 19 July 2013

Scorchio again in Newcastle

Lunchtime yesterday, red hot again, so decided to go for a little run / explore around the back of Newcastle central station and down to the quayside past the rabbit warren of paths and steps beyond the remains of the city walls.

Trolley Sculpture behind the Central Station on Orchard Street / Forth Street (Near the Telegraph pub) DNA DL90 by Abigail Fallis
http://news.bbc.co.uk/local/tyne/hi/people_and_places/arts_and_culture/newsid_8295000/8295356.stm


Turnbull Building, Newcastle (behind Central station, overlooking the Tyne)


The High Level Bridge, viewed from the Newcastle side


Under arch of High Level Bridge looking to the Turnbull building


Newcastle Keep beyond City walls
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