Corbridge is a quaint village in southern Northumberland packed full of Roman heritage. The 13th century Pele Tower immediately caught my attention after being moulded into a pub, with a Game of Thrones-esque design.
I remember visiting Corbridge when I was young, but the specifics of what I thought of the place escape me. It was this lack of memory that prompted me to return to the village, in order to see what was so special about it.
As I arrived and got parked up, I was immediately greeted by the arches of the Corbridge Bridge, which was built in the late 17th century, replacing its original 13th century predecessor that was the great asset of the town at this time.
