These small plants are often overlooked, but are really attractive. Here are some photos I took recently on a trip … More
Category: UK
Statues and Monuments: Admiral Andrew Cunningham
Andrew Cunningham was born near Dublin in 1883 and after schooling in Dublin and Edinburgh went to Dartmouth naval College. … More
Tower of London (9): The Cradle Tower
The cradle tower was built around 1350 as a personal watergate entrance for King Edward III. It later became … More
River Medway: Napoleonic forts
On the islands in the River Medway are the remains of a number forts built to protect the docks from … More
Tower of London (8): Ravens
The legend goes that if there are fewer than 6 ravens living at the Tower then the country will … More
River Medway: Industrial Legacy
The Medway estuary has long been a place of Industry. originally the saltmarsh islands were used for grain farming … More
Tower of London (7)
The Bloody Tower is probably the most famous location within the Tower of London. It was built in the … More
London Churches: St Andrew By The Wardrobe
St Andrew’s Church dates back to the 12th Century. In the 13th century it was associated with Baynards Castle, … More
Tower of London (6): Traitors’ Gate
Traitors’ Gate was built by King Edward I in around 1275. It may surprise many visitors to the Tower that … More
Statues and Monuments: Temple Bar
The history of Temple Bar dates back to around 1290 when the City of London sought to regulate trade … More