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Amanda from Time For You regularly supports various charities close to her heart.

Previously she has braved the dizzy heights of 15,000ft to do not one but two tandem sky dives. This involved being harnessed to the front of an ex red devil and free falling for one adrenaline fuel filled minute at 120 mph. After which the parachute opened to enjoy the spectacular views of the Northumberland countryside. All monies raised went to CLIC Sergeant (Cancer and Leukaemia in Children) and Cancer Research.

More recently Amanda did a Zip Wire off the top of the Tyne Bridge in Newcastle. Not quite the same adrenalin rush as sky diving but a fantastic opportunity never the less. The rain, wind and hailstone's didn't put Amanda off knowing that all the money she raised was going to the Teenage Cancer Trust. If you watch the video you'll see she even had time for a little bit of cleaning of the Tyne Bridge with her ever faithful yellow duster. All in good fun for such a worthy charity I'm sure you will agree.

Now Amanda has signed up for her biggest challenge yet. In May 2017 she will be doing a 5 day trek of The Great Wall of China for Marie Curie Cancer Care.

She will have a lot of preparation work to do beforehand in regards to her fitness level and fundraising, now the really hard work begins.

If you would like to support Amanda you can donate via text. If you text...TIME94 followed by the amount  you would like to donate to 70070 or alternatively follow the link to her just giving page where you can donate securely....justgiving.com/Amanda-Nyas2014.
 

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"GEORDIE LAND", Gods country as it's known to many. A population known for their working class qualities and a work hard play hard attitude. Newcastle is just the place to relax and let your hair down after the working week.The area of Newcastle and nearby Northumberland is steeped in history. Coal mining was it's beating heart, hard work and tough conditions makes the Geordies thrive on such things and smile and "Alreet pet" is never far away.

You will find it hard to beat the welcoming and friendly nature of the area which is replicated as you approach the area from the South. You are welcomed by the "Angel of the North", a towering sculpture now iconic to the area. The city centre skyline is dominated by what the locals call "Our church" ...ST JAMES'S PARK, home of NUFC. Where men (some women) and children worship the ground their football team walks on. Saturdays are match day, its a religion and the city centre is buzzing. 

The city centre offers everything you would want from a city to visit. The renovated "Quayside" with the Tyne Bridge and Millennium Bridge spanning the River Tyne. A host of top class bars and eateries line the streets. Of course the famous "Bigg Market" is buzzing every night of the week. The Newcastle nightlife is a hotspot for attracting Stag and Hen parties from around the country and abroad making it one of the top 20 cities in Europe for a party.

Of course fashion is big in the area, with a host of shops and boutiques inside of Eldon Square shopping Centre or you can travel ten minutes to Gateshead where the famous metro Centre stands. The largest of its kind in Europe and the brainchild of well known Geordie and business man, Sir John Hall.

Neighbouring County of Northumberland has its own coast line to die for. Fantastic beaches at the likes of Bamburgh with the castle as its backdrop. Alnwick Castle and Gardens where the Duchess of Northumberland resides is also a great day out. Northumberlandia "The Naked Lady" sculpted from earth is a new attraction in South Northumberland. A great place for a walk around the sculpture with panoramic views over the East Coast.

The area is a fantastic place to live or visit and whether it's a Geordie or a Northumbrian you are guaranteed a warm welcome and a bit of Geordie banter. This will guarantee you will return to the area. The people and their city has an infectious affect on visitors from the British Isles and abroad.

Credits to...Mark Thornton (local and well known Geordie)