Category: History - British
BATH AND WELLS--BOURNEMOUTH AND CHRISTCHURCH--CAMBRIDGE--CANTERBURY--CHESTER AND THE DEE--THE CORNISH RIVIERA--DARTMOOR--DICKENS-LAND--THE DUKERIES--THE ENGLISH LAKES--EXETER--FOLKESTONE AND DOVER--HAMPTON COURT--HASTINGS AND NEIGHBOURHOOD--HEREFORD AND THE WYE--THE ISLE OF WI...
Since the time of the Norman landing Pevensey seems to have sustained at least four earnest sieges. The first took place in 1088, when Odo, Bishop of Bayeux, and supporter of Ro...
3. Part 3The pedestrian's route, by which we may either come to Battle or return, passes through Hollington and Crowhurst. At the latter place is one of the most famous yews in the count...
1. Part 1BATH AND WELLS--BOURNEMOUTH AND CHRISTCHURCH--CAMBRIDGE--CANTERBURY--CHESTER AND THE DEE--THE CORNISH RIVIERA--DARTMOOR--DICKENS-LAND--THE DUKERIES--THE ENGLISH LAKES--EXETER--F...
4. Part 4Just below the churchyard, in the south-east corner, the Ypres (or, as it is called locally, the Wipers) Tower still stands, a squat, heavy-looking building, not altogether beau...