Ghost Airfields of WW2: Part 3
It’s been a while. We drove around RAF Oulton today on our way away from the huge pile of humanity trying to take dogs, bikes, jetpacks and assorted noise with them to Blickling Hall. We went to Heydon, because a lot of people don’t and we wanted to...
Airfields in Norfolk: Mapped
Several years ago, I did this entirely to satisfy my own wanderings, it is publicly visible on Google already, but it made sense to post it on the website to so it’s more findable. It is worth noting that a lot of these sites are on private farmland or have...Products
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Via Charlie Robinson, this is rather nice.![]()
www.huckmag.com/art-and-culture/a-vibrant-document-of-life-along-brick-lane-in-the-70s/
A vibrant document of life along Brick Lane in the ‘70s
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Photographer Fran May recalls photographing the sellers, customers and passers-by inhabiting the East London street, preserving the legacy of an area threatened by gentrification.
Unearthing past excavations of Bungay Castle - Castle Studies Trust Blog
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Dr Lorna-Jane Richardson, University of East Anglia/Bungay Museum, looks at the 1930s excavations of Bungay carried out by Hugh Braun and also the possibility of future work at the site. Bungay is a s...
Current mind status is focussed on bricks. Here’s a thing.![]()
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colonelunthanksnorwich.com/2016/05/05/fancy-bricks/
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The look of a place Until the coming of the railways in the mid C19th, towns were necessarily made from the materials around them. The honey-coloured villages of the Cotswolds look so right in the...