King Arthur’s Hall is a curious solitary monument located on a wild and isolated area of Bodmin Moor in Cornwall. Nobody is certain why it was built or even when, but, the popular belief is that it was constructed either during the late Neolithic or ... VIEW POST
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The Anglo-Saxon Church of St James, Avebury
The Avebury Church of St James tends to be overlooked when visitors arrive at Avebury with the prehistoric site and Avebury Manor being the primary destinations. However, the ancient church is well worth a visit if only to take a quick glance at an ... VIEW POST
A Guide to the Historic Market Town of Marlborough
If you’ve been searching for a destination with oodles of charm, independent shops and great places to eat and stay then look no further - Marlborough in north-east Wiltshire is your go-to. Situated along the old London to Bath route this vibrant ... VIEW POST
Cadbury Castle Hill Fort: An Ancient Site with Ties to King Arthur
Close enough to hear the continuous buzz of the nearby A303 (as the crow flies, the dual carriageway is barely more than a mile away), Cadbury Castle in Somerset is steeped in history, has links to the Camelot of King Arthur, and is home to a wealth ... VIEW POST
Three Plants to Brighten up Your Late Winter Garden
In Britain we’re blessed with a temperate climate making it possible to grow a vast assortment of plants throughout the seasons. Depending upon the particular region a number of these plants will provide a splash of colour through the darkest ... VIEW POST
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