Tag: Red Kites

• A Runway Runs Through It

  

  Sir John could never have imaged 600 years ago what would be at the bottom of his formal garden. No more than we can imagine what will be at the bottom of our gardens in another 600 years.

  Mary Tebje

  12th June 2018

  Chiltern Hills, Visit England

  archeology, Bedfordshire, blogs, brickwork, british, Castle, Chiltern Hills, chilterns, Countryside, Curiosity, Days out, EasyJet, england, English countryside, english history, Explore, farming, Follies, Folly castles in england, food, formal gardens, heritage, history, industrial heritage, landscape, landscape photography, leisure, Luton, Luton Airport, myths, myths and legends, Photography, quirky, Red Kites, Rural, rural heritage, rural tourism, scheduled ancient monument, sense of place, slow travel, The Chilterns, thechilterns, Tourism, traditions, Travel, Travel and Tourism, Travel blogging, travel photography, Whizz Air

• The Wormsley Library

  

  On a private tour of the Wormsley Library, we had 15 minutes. Never enough time in any library in my view, so taking a deep breath, I had to be on my toes to ensure I at least covered off the key contents

  Mary Tebje

  4th December 2017

  Anne boleyn, antiques, blogs, british, Caxton, cricket, english, farming, Garsington Opera, history, HM the Queen, landscape, leisure, Library, Musuem, Red Kites, rural tourism, seasons, Shakespeare, Sir Paul Getty, Sir Paul Getty’s Ground, slow travel, The Chilterns, Tourism, traditions, Travel, Travel and Tourism, Travel blogging, travel photography, William Caxton, Windsor Castle, Wormsley Estate, Wormsley Library