Cambridgeshire: Denny Abbey.
A small church was built around 1159 for about 20 monks from Ely Cathedral, they worshipped here and farmed the land. Denny was a small […]
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Cambridgeshire: Ely – Oliver Cromwell’s House.
The man that ruled the country but was never crowned. Oliver Cromwell was born in 1599 in Huntingdon, Cambridgeshire. After his marriage in London in […]
Suffolk: Southwold
On the Suffolk coastline is Southwold. Famous for its beach huts, its lighthouse, its pier and of course Adnams brewery. The pier stretching out 190 […]
Derbyshire: Chatsworth House.
A trip to Derbyshire is not complete unless you have made a trip to Chatsworth House. This splendid building has been in the Cavendish family […]
Warwickshire: Stratford-Upon-Avon.
William Shakespeare’s birthplace. English poet, playwright and actor. One of eight children William Shakespeare was born in this house in 1564 on Henley Street in […]
Cambridgeshire: The Raptor Foundation.
Please note that the raptor foundation had to close for 3 months during the coronavirus. On Friday 26th June 2020 it opened it’s doors once […]
Dorset: Tyneham Village.
In the county of Dorset the small village of Tyneham lies empty and abandoned. It is free to wander around this silent and eerie place […]
Norfolk: Oxburgh Hall
Set in Norfolk in beautiful surroundings now owned by the National Trust stands Oxburgh Hall. As you enter through the gatehouse, over the bridge where […]
Dorset; Poole
Almost hidden from view is a small quayside which is home to the RNLI. I found it by accident when I visited Poole in Dorset […]
Dorset; Lulworth Castle
Lulworth Castle in Dorset… What can I say, from the outside as you approach it is the King of Castles. It is every fairy tale […]