The fortunate Railway City
Didcot is an old city, although it remained a small rural village for hundreds of years. The first s...
Solva and parts of ‘Big’ North Pembrokeshire.
I’ve nothing against the popular resorts of Tenby and Saundersfoot, St Govan’s or Caldey Island....
Plymouth - the first one.
Plymouth was a great place to grow up and I still know nowhere I should prefer. The combination of c...
Inverness, the Capital of the Highlands
The town is positioned on either side of the River Ness, the east end of Loch Ness. It is small so w...
I am homesick
Bath is built upon the natural hot springs that the romans cultivated 2000 years ago. The remains of...
Wharfedale and tributary dales
Whereas in general ‘dale’ simply means ‘valley’, nobody would refer to the lower stretches o...
London for the Unpretentious Goth
I spent a week in London on business, so my time wasn't entirely my own, but I did as well as I coul...
Weekend with the Ironage
Salisbury is only about 2 hours south-west of London, strangely the clouds parted as we left the met...
Spiritual Drive to Avebury UK
Take a good map, this is a small village best known for the standing stones surrounding the village,...
Walking on the roman wall
There are several reason why I wanted to see Chester in the first place. One of them is my former vi...
