A Break at Bolsover
Instead of driving straight for eight hours up the M1 to Northumberland the other week, I decided to take a break at Bolsover for a change. I’d read that it’s […]
Instead of driving straight for eight hours up the M1 to Northumberland the other week, I decided to take a break at Bolsover for a change. I’d read that it’s […]
Alexandra Palace near where I live in North London was where the first TV broadcasts were made in the 1930s. There was a short interlude when the nasty Nazis had […]
This magnificent gun was captured by the British after the siege of Alexandria during the Napoleonic Wars, in 1801, and has been here since it was transported to Horse Guards […]
I had the great pleasure of visiting Woodhorn a couple of weeks ago. It’s an award winning, beautifully preserved colliery that closed in 1981 and is now a great visitor […]