Daily updates from the Caistor dig 2010. It was a good season with good finds and lots of lovely people. Final visitor count was something over 5100 over the three weeks and the enthusiasm and interest of people in what we were doing really made a difference. Even on the rainiest days, people turned up bringing good cheer and occasional cake. So what did we find in the end? What happens at the end of the Roman period? The roll call of people who made this season possible is a long one.

Do you remember the radiant journey? January 11, 2016. A walk from Maes Howe to Brodgar. Eight photographs taken on Friday, 26th JUne. We arrived by ferry from Aberdeen at almost midnight on the Summer Solstice.

Sunrise over the Thames Estuary. Sunrise is the best time. The dog can wander on the muddy foreshore and I can listen to the Oyster Catchers calling overhead and perhaps catch a glimpse of a Marsh Harrier. 8221; And a dozen naked men look at me indignantly. Which in turn came from.

It does and these are. And along the way to share some of the remarkable, quirky, bizarre and human stories that make garden history so enjoyable. Friday, 11 March 2016. Meet Thomas Ruddy, the blogging Victorian head gardener.

Thursday, 18 May 2017. Festival at Mountsfield Park in Catford. Which can be found decorating places associated with local heroes across the Borough. This map can be viewe.

This blog is all about the Rotherhithe, past and present. The main themes are heritage, wildlife and news items that may be of interest to local residents. Monday, July 13, 2015. Campaign to protect the Lavender Pump House.

A new understanding is emerging on the origin of the building occupied by John Penn Marine Engineers on the Thames at Deptford. A Visit with George III to His Majestys Dockyard at Deptford 1774 Those of you who have enjoyed the visits to John Evelyns garde.

South East London blogzine - things that are happening, things that happened, things that should never have happened. New Cross, Brockley, Deptford and other beauty spots. Sunday, August 09, 2015. From the Daily Herald Archive at the National Media Museum.

Monday, 20 July 2015. This blog in the Garden History Society newsletter. A Garden History Blog is in the spring newsletter. Of the Garden History Society, with a note about the Old Psychiatric Hospital in Trieste. Saturday, 28 February 2015.

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