Portals to the Past
Linda AcasterDiscover the many unique historical sites the misty islands of Britain have to offer.
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All Things Father Christmas, including Santa and NORAD
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Here in the UK it is definitely Father Christmas who will be visiting, and despite his title he has nothing to do with Christianity, or parenthood, or even humans. It is the spirit of Mid-Win...
Right Royal Fireworks
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In the UK fireworks are now a people’s celebration, sometimes a family gathering to mark a special occasion, mostly they are organised events held in city parks and on village green...
The Day A World War II Bomb Went Astray
A 20th century double light in the Church of St Mary the Virgin, Swinbrook, Oxfordshire. Click to enlarge. Image by Linda Acaster
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Swinbrook in Oxfordshire (pop 139) is the ultimate chocolate-box retreat of thatched cottages...
"...I saw the head of an angel."
An archangel blowing a trumpet and the dead rising, part of the depiction of the Last Judgement. The Church of St Mary The Virgin, Houghton-on-the-Hill. Image by Linda Acaster
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We were holidaying in Norfolk, combining family...
3,000 Year Old White Horse of Uffington, England.
Image by Dave Price, taken from a paramotor in 2006. CCC-SA-2.0 via Wikimedia
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There are upwards of fifteen White Horse rock-sculptures in Britain, most cut into chalk hillsides where the turf is thin. They date from the late...
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British author of Fantasy, Chillers, Suspense and Historicals who is fascinated by the multitude of historical sites in the United Kingdom, from Prehistory onwards. Fiction, and its writing, coming soon.
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