Tag: Peter the Wild Boy

• Making Memories

  

  It is thanks to those at the bottom of the pile, who should be given just as much airtime as those at the top, for it is the former upon whom the latter builds power and status, but that doesn’t make their contribution any less.

  Mary Tebje

  11th March 2018

  Chiltern Hills, Travel in England, Visit England

  A Year in the Chilterns, ashrige House, Berkhamsted, Berkhamsted castle, Berkhamsted school, blogs, british, Chiltern Hills, Countryside, Curiosity, Education, england, english, english history, families, farming, Glorious George Exhibition, heritage, history, Kensington Palace, landscape, Mary Tebje, Northchurch, Peter the Wild Boy, Photography, quirky, Rural, sense of place, The Chilterns, Tourism, traditions, Travel, Travel and Tourism, Travel blogging, travel guide, travel photography, travel to england, travel to the chilterns, Wild Boy

• Peter the Wild Boy

  

  How a wild boy without a birth name, who was found in a German forest, was adopted by a English king and came to live in the #Chilterns, is an astonishing story.

  Mary Tebje

  7th February 2018

  Chiltern Hills

  Berkhamsted, blogs, Chiltern Hills, chilterns, church heritage, Days out, Education, england, English heritage, Feral boy, Hanover, hertfordshire, history, King George I, landscape, Northchurch, Peter the Wild Boy, Photography, Queen Caroline, quirky, sense of place, The Chilterns, thechilterns, Tourism, Travel, Travel and Tourism, Travel blogging, travel in England, travel photography, travel to the chilterns