Likes old stuff. Likes talking about old stuff. Works in #heritage, #history and #archaeology. Always have done. Father.
I like being outside, #walking, #photography, #landscapes, #pubs and #beer.
I'm blogger of the broad landscape of archaeology, history and heritage: https://anhistoriersmiscellany.com/
I also take photographs of walls:
https://itakephotographsofwalls.wordpress.com/
| Blog | https://anhistoriersmiscellany.com/ |
| Photo Blog | itakephotographsofwalls.wordpress.com |
I've worked in quite a few historic buildings over the past 30 years, and underground tunnels... well they are all just myths aren't they? Escapes for Templar Knights, hiding illicit treasure, linking the monasteries and abbeys so the monks and nuns can have a good time (I presume reading books to each other).
But no, I was wrong. This one is really does have a tunnel.
https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/134917190#/?channel=RES_BUY
For me, Beach Ready is my listening tonight, and the weekend.
https://beachready.bandcamp.com/album/archipelago
Out a couple of weeks ago.
14 track album
19th and 20th century windows here in the City of London.
The "Walkie-Talkie" was just too big to get in little camera phone.
Over to Belgium for #WednesdayWalls
Part of a brewery (museum) complex in Poperinge.
#thicktrunktuesday This lovely gnarled, split, windswept fella, on top of Wareham Camp Iron Age Hillfort (there is some Roman occupation there too).
It was May Day yesterday. The inner pagan in me refused to engage with the digital world, so I am posting now.
The Standon Puddingstone:
https://anhistoriersmiscellany.com/2016/10/08/standon-puddingstone/
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