The quiet backstreets of Oxford will soon be teeming with students
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An artist's rendering of the most famous shipwreck in history - 1912
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Titanic graves in Halifax, Nova Scotia. Many bodies were never found.
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Elaborate midday menu from Titanic's first full day at sea
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England's Virgin Queen defined a style, an era, and a worldview.
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Lake District cottages blend a variety of styles into something unique
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The gardens of historic Hever Castle are in their springtime glory.
Spring is sprung!
Photo from Hever Castle, Kent.
The first Tulips burst into bloom in my garden about a week ago, and yesterday I spotted the first Bluebells.
It has been the wettest winter in Kent for nearly 200 years. It has also been one of the warmest.
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Somerley House being sketched by classical architect Conor Lynch
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A moated manor house has been restored to its mediaeval origins
Broughton Castle, England by Lindsey Renton
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Someday we will miss the old double-decker buses.. sooner for me.
Whitehall London
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Queen Mother Elizabeth during the height of the London Blitz - WWII
"The girls won't leave without me, I won't leave without the King, and the King will never leave."
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The first printing of Britain's splendid new banknotes were presented to King Charles in a private ceremony at Buckingham Palace. 9/4/24
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In loving memory of HRH Prince Philip who died on this day in 2021
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A landmark building reinvented with shops, galleries, and restaurants
'Battersea Power Station, January' (2022) by Rachel OM Wright
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Great Britain's new banknotes featuring King Charles III are here!
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For many this was their first glimpse of England.. for many, their last
My beautiful country.
The White cliffs of Dover, England
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Farnborough's Old Rectory was once the home of Sir John Betjeman
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