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Pete's Favourite Things

Birds and trains and history and all of the things that I enjoy

Author: Pete

I am semi-retired after a career in medical sciences. I now work from home doing independent research and consultancy amongst other things. One advantage of this is that I do have time to indulge my interests including birdwatching, natural history, steam trains and history particularly ancient history.

Norwich Cathedral(5): Edith Cavell

Edith Cavell was buried outside Norwich Cathedral following the return of her body from Belgium in 1919. To mark the centenary … More

Edith Cavell, Norwich Cathedral

Naturelog: 24th July

I have worked from home for nearly 6 years now and have discovered many new aspects to the wildlife of … More

Common Blue Butterfly

William Tyndale

William Tyndale was born in Gloucestershire in 1494. He attended Oxford University and obtained a first degree in 1512 and … More

statues and memorials in London, William Tyndale

Frodsham Marsh

This is one area that is on ‘my want to visit’ list. I have read some great reports of what … More

Frodsham Marsh

Romans at Great Northern Museum (2)

As well as their excellent collection of tombstones and sarcophagi, the GNM has more everyday artefacts found in the local … More

Great Northern Museum

Norwich Cathedral (5): Stained Glass

Norwich Cathedral has some wonderful stained glass windows.      

Norwich Cathedral, Stained Glass Windows

Anniversary Games (2)

The afternoon at the London Anniversary Games continued with a para-athletic 200 metres for men and a Women’s 400m Hurdles. … More

Anniversary Games 2018, Olympic Park Stratford

Anniversary Games (1)

On Saturday Sue and I had tickets for the first day of the London Anniversary Games, an Athletics meeting which … More

Anniversary Games 2018, Olympic Park Stratford

Roman Emporers: Constantius Chlorus

Born in 250AD in the Balkans, he first comes to notice during campaigns against Palmyra and subsequently was made governor … More

Constantius Chlorus

Romans at the Great Northern Museum

The Great Northern Museum in Newcastle has a very good collection of Roman tombs and tombstones. Many of these have … More

Great Northern Museum, Roman tombstones

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