KUCKUNNIWI
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November 20, 2007:
Kuckunniwi Siberian Husky Kennel release its first web site to the Internet
community at large.
April 06, 2008:
Alba wins the Post Graduate class at the SSHC open show at the pivot centre.
Taz wins the puppy dog class at the SSHC open show at the pivot centre.
Taz wins best puppy dog in show at the SSHC open show at the pivot centre.
October 12, 2008:
Our little white boy Shadow has now reached a year old how time flies.
Both him and Taz will have there first race season starting at the end
of October 2008.
February 03, 2009:
Our new recruit to the Kuckunniwi pack Zena has arrived. She is a little
cutie and pictures are to follow.
June 09, 2009:
The new run is finished and completed with it's new roof and looks very
professional. The dogs seem to love it as well thankfully.
July 09, 2009:
The old pen is upgraded and completed with it's new roof and looks very
professional. This gives us three pens and more room for the dogs and
to split them up when necessary.
Our new recruit to the Kuckunniwi pack Tikaani has arrived. He is a little cutie and pictures are to follow.
August 09, 2009:
Alba and Taz enter two shows this month and come out in the to- five with
Taz taking two firsts.
September 09, 2009:
Alba and Taz enter two shows this month and come out in the to- five with
Taz taking two firsts.
October 09, 2009:
The dogs are now enjoying there training with every week being increased
to get myself and them fit for the rally season.
November 09, 2009:
The rally season is well and truly underway although the weather is not
as cold as one would have hoped and torrential rain and high winds spoil
the racing somewhat.
December 09, 2009:
The dogs are enjoying the lower temperatures and the excessive snow fall
this year. Long may it last.
Ford Estate
Ford & Etal EstatesThe Ford and Etal estates are one of Northumberland's hidden gems, home to two picturesque villages that support a vibrant tourist economy.
The estates, centred around the villages of Ford and Etal, boast a number of attractions including a castle, a world famous battlefield and even a steam light railway. You can also spend an hour or two admiring the stunning murals at Lady Waterford Hall or visit the restored 19th century Heatherslaw Cornmill to buy mouth-watering cakes.
Ford and Etal is perfect for outdoor types who love horse-riding, canoeing, fishing, walking and cycling.
For walkers there are many footpaths, bridleways and quiet lanes criss-crossing the estate. Natural history enthusiasts will find nearby Ford Moss Nature Reserve a fascinating visit.
The estate, 12 miles south of Berwick-upon-Tweed, also has magnificent views across North Northumberland.
Ford and Etal is in the heart of border country and nearby lies Flodden Battlefield, site of a particularly bloody conflict between the English and Scottish armies in 1513.
There is also Etal Castle, built in the mid-14th century by Robert Manners as a defence against Scottish raiders.
For a different way of getting around, try the Heatherslaw Steam Railway, a 15 inch gauge steam railway running from Heatherslaw to Etal Village - a return journey of 50 minutes.
Ford and Etal is a great place for a romantic rural weekend or fun day
out with your family. There is a full range of bed and breakfasts and guest
houses as well as self-catering cottages. There is also the Black Bull -
Northumberland's only thatched pub - tearooms and shops.
Directions to the Ford Estate forest
To follow...