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Tag Archives: King Charles
The women were described as Amazonian & the Buddle River ‘ran red’. It was a war zone in Lyme Regis.
The Pearl of Dorset with its stunning scenery and views; part of the World Heritage Jurassic Coastline; a famous seaside resort with the highly acclaimed Cobb and exciting fossil forays. Such are the enticements of this wonderful part of the … Continue reading
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Tagged English civil war, Guy Fawkes, King Charles, Lyme Regis, Parliamentarian, Royalist
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Salisbury Cathedral is testament to a level of dedication that nowadays is hard to find.
When a trip to Salisbury Cathedral was planned, I hoped and imagined it would be quite interesting, however what I experienced went way beyond interest, I was catapulted into a world where the grandeur and magnificence of a place was … Continue reading