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Every time I visit Stokesay Castle it takes me by surprise. One look at the gatehouse which was built in 1640-41 makes me feel that I have stepped back in time. The gatehouse as it stands now, probably replaces an original stone structure of which little is known.
The detailing on the gatehouse [...]

8 Comments CherryPie on Jan 5th 2012

In amongst my Christmas posts I will be completing my ‘100 Reasons to be Glad’ series of posts (a year late), so that I can start my new ‘100 photos’ project in the New Year.
The post count will however go to 102 because I inadvertently duplicated two themes along the way…

Comments Off CherryPie on Dec 22nd 2011

GLORY TO GOD IN THE HIGHEST AND ON EARTH PEACE GOODWILL TOWARDS MEN

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22 Comments CherryPie on Dec 16th 2011

In our universe we are tuned into the frequency that corresponds to physical reality.  But there are an infinite number of parallel realities coexisting with us in the same room, although we cannot tune into them.
Steven Weinberg (B 1933)

10 Comments CherryPie on Nov 27th 2011

This Roman bath house is very broken.

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20 Comments CherryPie on Oct 28th 2011

At one time Wroxeter was the fourth largest town in Roman Britain with an estimated population of 5000 at it’s height.
In the mid-19th century excavations at the site revealed the public baths.  The baths were constructed between AD 120 and 150 to a standard plan that was used throughout the western part of the Roman [...]

4 Comments CherryPie on Oct 21st 2011

After a weekend of  “Error establishing a database connection” my blog for now seems to be behaving itself and the engineers are looking into why the problem keeps recurring.  So what have I been doing whilst I have been away?  Taking advantage of the lovely sunny weather of course
On Saturday I had lunch, [...]

10 Comments CherryPie on Oct 3rd 2011

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