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Tower of London (5): The Bell Tower

Once through the entrance towers, you find yourself within a passageway between two sets of walls. Immediately as you enter you … More

Tower of London

Tower of London (4): Entering the Tower

The combination of the Middle Tower and the Byward Tower linked by a causeway across the moat form the landward … More

Tower of London

Tower of London (3): A Royal Menagerie

As you prepare to enter the Tower across the moat, you pass the remains of the Royal Menagerie. It was … More

Tower of London

Tower of London (2)

The moat surrounding the Tower of London was originally built by Henry III as a defensive ditch rather than a … More

Tower of London

Tower of London (1)

  The Tower of London lies at the eastern end of the medieval walled city. Its foundation dates from 1066, … More

Tower of London

A moody photo of Stonehenge — Stephen Liddell

This great picture of Stonehenge reminds me that I haven’t been back to the site in recent years and must … More

The forlorn church of St Mary Somerset — Stephen Liddell

Interesting blog by Stephen Liddell on one of the many disused churches in the city of London When I was … More

St Mary Somerset

Hall Place, Bexley

Join me on a visit to hall place in Bexley (Pre-Lockdown) More details on hall place and its history can … More

Hall Place

Nova Anglia – The Anglo Saxon refugees who built the original New England on the Black Sea. — Stephen Liddell

Always interested to read new things and was fascinated by this article by Stephen Liddell on Anglo Saxon refugees following … More

Anglo-Saxons, Meditteranian Kingdoms, Norman Conquest

Salisbury Cathedral

At the end of the 12th century, relations between the military and the clergy, whose cathedral church was sited within … More

Salisbury, Salisbury Cathedral

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