An Underground Guide to Newcastle by Marcus Dixon

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A uni project I made about a year ago. It is a description of places to visit in Newcastle in a day. However, Pink Metal doesn't exist anymore.

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appreciators of dope goods, this is for you

One of the few Newcastle spots that you can depend on to always have nice, fresh gear for the la-dies and gents. Not only a store to pick up threads, Pink Metal also holds killer shop parties and has amazing art and design cover-ing its walls. Brands gracing the shelves include Stussy, RVCA,

Gravis, Neuw, Malade, Stolen Girlfriends Club, Cassette Soci-ety and a whole score more. Pink Metal also stock a select range of shoes, accessories and jewelery so rest assured that you can leave the store feeling dope as the pope with all new gear.

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guaranteed to not leave empty handedThis store is not just a great source for hard to find records in great condition, it is also a legiti-mate gold mine of treasures from another time/world. Every square inch of the store is utilized to pure perfection so make sure when you go in to take the after-noon off as you will need the time

to properly scour the place. An-other Newcastle gem.

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if rolador ain’t open, i ain’t drinking coffeeThats just a stone cold fact on how well the baristas do their thing here .Tasty, fresh, eclec-tic and satisfyingly original in their approach to the hospitality industry, Rolador has indented itself in this Underground Guide for bringing a quirky vibe and rustic personality into a city

where people have been longing to be swept up in a environment straight out of a Melbourne Al-ley or San Franciscan dream. Delicious food and ballin’ drinks make this place exceptional but I must say it is truly the cultured experience of Rolador that keeps me going back.

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the hidden gem of newcastle. now you knowThis just happens to be my per-sonal choice for an afternoon pot of earl grey tea with soy milk, always with a selection of One Penny Blacks homemade truffles as a side. Only a few tables grace its space, leaving you with that sense of satisfaction and grati-tude that you are one of the few

that get to enjoy the One Penny pleasures. You sit back with your book, paper, laptop or sketch-book, and enjoy the tunes of the day playing from the cafe. All in all, this is a real gem in the New-castle cafe scene worth many a return. The experience is as plush as the vibe.

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more than just the spot of newcastleKing Edward is definetely “the spot” on a nice sunny Newcastle morning or afternoon. A pristine picnic location with views over the whole of Newy and a favour-

ite for hangliders, joggers and those who simply love chillin’ like a villian. Go forth now and enjoy the spots I enjoy on the regular.

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