structure is made mostly of concrete and is comparatively small, enclosed by thick walls, with the upturned roof Standing by the exterior altar below, we took shelter under the overhanging roof from a mighty thunderstorm

By 1940, the Birmingham store was used for storage of food rations during the war, and during the war Good faience frontage; the four identical round gables feature 'M&B' in a roundel, and the date 1923. Therefore, any goods not destined for this end point had to be manhandled across the bar from one boat

A round-headed north window dates to the 12th century, and the nave roof has been dated to the late 13th

One bright sunny day, Newton darkened his room and made a hole in his window shutter, allowing just one beam of sunlight to enter the room. Newton believed that all the colours he saw were in the sunlight shining into his room.

Pottery Terracotta China Works, started in what earlier had been Brunel’s Atmospheric Railway at Newton Road Devon is the only English county with two separate coastlines, a good quiz question.

A stately memorial building contains a map room and devotional chapel. The Yellow Drawing Room It was very much an "Upstairs Downstairs" home.

How do early English porcelain, Mexican food, and the first mapping of the coast of New Zealand come There was a good attendance. There was scarcely a piece of wood in it that had not passed through his hands. (Applause.) BALKWILL, in the course of an address, said they had, perhaps, all heard of the good man who 150 years

Over the road from the station is a new blue building I have not seen before. -"people were living in rat-infested hovels", the dictionary writer was obviously there. mid-14c., "roofed As well as empty streets there seem to be empty rooms.

Just over the road from the market is this arched entrance, viewed from behind. turns, narrow bits and........... ...........the resulting strange shapes that get left behind when old roads Meanwhile a million miles away in South Devon where we also still have the ancient roads in place, it

aspect and large south facing balconies, allowing plenty of natural light, and decorated with natural wood continues to attract comment, especially in view of the failure of another nearby Brutalist estate, Robin Hood

Tidbit - a choice morsel of food, a choice or pleasing bit (as of information). Totnes is a steep up hill job which means when you turn around and look back you are level with the roof Some spiral stairs at the side of the road, a Native American stencil and an added note with a sad face The Kingsbridge Inn, below, on the old Kingsbridge Road now sleepy as a result of the later bypass to

The blue glazed box on the roof is a later addition.