I grew up with the Norfolk Wherry Albion which my father helped save. I have always identified myself as British before any of English Irish or Scottish all of which I can claim (sorry about the Welsh). I now live in a border county, married to a Scot whose own blood comes from both ends of that nation. Next week I hope to get to Knowlton Henge which is how we found this site.

One word, BRAVO!!

Congratulations! This is a great site. I love your photos and there are so many interesting places described here.

Congrats with your fine and inspiring website.
I will certainly check back.
Cheers,
Jan

Beautiful photos and stories...well done hun,it's lovely..appeals to the old Romantic in me

This is an extraordinary website. I've had the good fortune to visit Great Britain several times on business trips, and each time I see whatever abbey and castle ruins are close enough to manage on day trips. This site is a lovely, docent-lead tour through places I've been, showing me so many little moments I missed, making me long to see so much more. The photographs often have a Dickensian feel to them, in that Dickens' landscapes and cityscapes bristle with personality and moods. I love the way the perspective in these photographs often makes the ruins look like they're huddling together against the cold or bent and arthritic with age. The Framlingham Castle ruins, especially, give you the feeling of walking into some ancient fun house, where the walls all seem to be curved and bent and everything is awry. These are great images, and I thank you for such a pleasurable excursion.

Excellent and interesting website.

Lovely, thank you for the coherent history and wonderful photos, shared with all my anglophile friends.

This site really brings to life some of the wonderful places in this country - and it's given me plenty of ideas for places to visit when retirement finally hits....

Wonderful website, looking foward to perusing it at leisure. Great pics, good honest write up with nice style to the graphics.
Great for those busy dull days when i need a bit of the spirit of ancient Inys Prydain
thanks for putting all the effort in!

Blessings be