Tag: Pilgrims

• Ashridge: A Flourishing Trade

  

  The monastery and monks are long gone, buildings destroyed, treasures looted and the monks banished during the 16th century Dissolution of Monasteries on the orders of King Henry Vlll.

  Mary Tebje

  2nd July 2018

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

  ashridge business school, bridgewater monument, Chiltern Hills, chilterns, chilterns cycling, chilterns walks, church heritage, Curiosity, Days out, dogs, Education, england, Explore, Explore England, history, landscape, landscape photography, leisure, Library, national storytelling week, national trust, Photography, Pilgrims, quirky, relics, Rural, seasons, sense of place, Storytelling, Tourism, traditions, Travel, trees, winter

• A Cautionary Tale

  

  The co-owners of this remarkable building, Karen and Alison have moved heaven and earth to ensure these treasures have not been lost to property developers or simply careless conservation, they are custodians of medieval history in the Chilterns and they do so without funding nor support

  Mary Tebje

  17th November 2017

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

  Ashridge, Chiltern Hills, church heritage, Curiosity, Education, england, English heritage, english history, heritage open days, history, landscape, Photography, Piccotts End, Pilgrims, Pre-reformation, rural heritage, The Chilterns, Travel, Travel blogging, travel guide, travel in England, travel photography, travel to the chilterns