Tag: Buckinghamshire

• An Appreciation of Aylesbury

  

  At first drive-through, this busy Buckinghamshire town is not a pretty sight. Aylesbury is a town that has kept its historic heart well and truly hidden, marooned on a little island cut off by busy roads full of traffic rushing through on their way elsewhere. Perhaps you are familiar with Aylesbury because of its association with […]

  Mary Tebje

  29th May 2018

  Buckinghamshire, Chiltern Hills, sense of place, The Chilterns, Travel and Tourism, Travel blogging

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• The Dinton Hermit

  

  In a sleepy English village, you’ll discover the heady mix of local legend, the shadow of a ghost, a hermit and a royal executioner.

  Mary Tebje

  13th January 2018

  Chiltern Hills, sense of place, The Chilterns, Travel and Tourism, Travel blogging

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• Chenies Manor

  

  Located in the beautiful hamlet of Chenies in the Chess Valley, Chenies Manor House was one such building project: formally home to the Russell’s, Earls of Bedford, this 15th century semi-fortified brick manor house so typifies the Chilterns.

  Mary Tebje

  17th November 2017

  Buckinghamshire, Chiltern Hills, sense of place, The Chilterns, Travel and Tourism, Travel blogging

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