Home Sweet Home- Puffin Pair Archaeology less than a mile from

less than a mile from England's north-east coast

The longer piece appears to be composed of sections of chain with gold spacers between each section to form a flat

the tree’s elegant silhouette captured the hearts and imaginations of all who saw it

It felt like we were both doing exactly the same thing in different ways

It was painted in various moods by JM Turner on his first visit to Northumberland in 1797 and on subsequent visits up until 1834

Home Sweet Home- Puffin Pair Archaeology less than a mile fromIt's one of my favourite summertime treats to go and see the puffins on Northumberland's Farne Islands. I never tire of watching these colouful little birds going about their daily business of fishing and flying back to their burrows with beaks full of sand eels. They have to work so hard to find and catch their food, and once back to the islands, they have to avoid being "mugged" by gulls who try to steal their catches. So it's lovely to see them