Historical places
What is National Trust Lodge Park? Standing defiantly on a lonely plain in the heart of the Cotswolds, National Trust Lodge Park is England’s only surviving example of a 17th century deer course and...
If you’re in Bristol… …or north Bristol for that matter. And you don’t have much time to kill, there is a small hamlet of houses out of the way of the beaten path. Away...
A foray into St Stephen’s Green So it was pretty much the same situation as previously. Cheap flight to Dublin. An opportunistic few hours to kill in the city before heading down south to...
Arnos Vale Cemetery – dead ringer or dead cert? Arnos Vale – I’ve heard about it I’ve always read about Arnos Vale either in local papers, news or through friends. But I’ve never made...
Clifton Suspension Bridge If it’s a beautiful (or at least nice) day in Bristol, I always try and make a point of going out somewhere locally. Whether that is to the harbourside for a...
Buckfast Abbey – last day With our Cornish odyssey over, we drove to Devon to stay with friends for the night on the way back. It was also a chance also chance to see...
The Tyntesfield Orangery Tyntesfield is definitely one of my favourite places for a walk in Bristol, and I’m sure Ash will be loath to agree with me. I won’t go too much into our...
Introduction Trelissick – Day 5 in Cornwall We could have gone anywhere on our last day in Cornwall. We could have gone to Truro, the Eden Project, Lands End. Cornwall at the time last...
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Blaise Hamlet – a quick historical walk
2 Jul, 2019
2 Jun, 2019
Trinity College Dublin tour – 10 things you’ll learn
27 May, 2019
St Michael’s Mount – Cornwall’s jewel in the crown
24 Oct, 2018
4 Feb, 2019
Halloween Special – St Michael’s Mount
31 Oct, 2018
Wheal Coates: Is Wheal Coates used in Poldark?
24 Feb, 2019
