Northumberland has already hosted one quintessential Sunday programme this month and on May 22, another airs from the county.
After Woodhorn Museum hosted Antiques Roadshow on May 8, Songs of Praise returns two weeks later. The BBC filmed the upcoming episode at Northumberland Wildlife Trust's reserves at Druridge Pools and East Chevington, just south of Amble.
As well as time spent at the reserves, the programme features Even Sparrows, a Christian organisation that runs bird watching retreats throughout Northumberland. Their retreats most commonly run on Holy Island, a special place due to its connections to St Aidan who founded the monastery there and one of its monks, St Cuthbert, who was responsible for bringing Christianity to the Anglo-Saxons.
