Bletchley Park revisited (2): The Ambulance

This 1938 Austin ambulance is now part of a small transport collection which is housed in the garages at Bletchley … More

Naturelog: Thursday 20th March

Decided to visit some of my local sites on the River Thames to see if there was any sign of … More

The building which housed the post office at Bletchley Park dates back to around 1900 when it was built as … More

Sue and I were down in Somerset for the weekend for a family party. Apart from birding on the journey … More

Sue and I traveled down to Somerset for a family party this weekend and it gave us the opportunity to … More

The god Sol, here carved in the fashion of a Celtic Sun God or a classical Gorgon. The Romans often … More

The inscriptions on Roman tombstones can often give us information about the people who lived and worked in the city … More

Anglo-Saxon Eoforwic was a thriving commercial centre. Artistry, industry and learning flourished within the city. It is at this period … More

A windy but dry Sunday morning and we set off to spend a few hours at the Sevenoaks Wildlife Reserve. … More