Calle Mayor in Lleida

This was the main shopping street in the old town, and just a few minutes away from the Parador. The street is pedestrianised, and nearly 4 kms long! Day two dawned and I... READ MORE

Bradshaw’s Hand Book to London, Day 8, Barnsbury Square (no.72)

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Mr Bradshaw says ‘..Pentonville …Of late years it has extended rapidly, Barnsbury Road and Barnsbury Park, a new and daily improving district, derive their names from Lady Juliana Berners, Abbess of St Albans, who had a large manor is this neighbourhood..’.  

       We did the work!        Cratfield Open Weekend        14 & 15 June       

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The muscles! The catering team, bakers, and ticket sellers The Flower arrangers The Poacher The Ice Cream maker The gardeners The BBQ team The Car Park Attendant And many more! Thank you

Bradshaw’s Hand Book to London, 1862, Day 8, The Thornhill Estate contd (no.71)

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Thornhill Square was the centre and showpiece of the Thornhill Estate, but 86 acres was a lot of land and other roads associated with the family include Matilda Street, Richmond Avenue, Thornhill Road, Belitha Villas. This is just a brief glimpse into some … Continued

Bradshaw’s Hand Book to London, 1862, Day 8, The Thornhill Estate (no.69)

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The Thornhill Estate in London was laid out between 1810-49 by Joseph Kay on land owned by the Thornhill family. The family originated in Yorkshire, moving to Diddington Manor in 1730. Their property portfolio was extensive, and included 86 acres in Islington … Continued