Tag: Sir Francis Dashwood

• Saved by the Crash!

  

  Just how did the Wall Street Crash of 1929 save a tiny Chilterns village?

  Mary Tebje

  5th August 2019

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• West Wycombe Park

  

  It took a visit to West Wycombe Park to be of reminded why the Chilterns is such a distinctive, compelling place to be.

  Mary Tebje

  23rd April 2019

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

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• Hellfire on a Hill

  

  The fire had been provided by a portable BBQ, that now lay discarded with accompanying beer bottles under a tree just behind the mausoleum. I am sure Sir Francis Dashwood, creator of all I could see, would have approved of the party, but not the litter.

  Mary Tebje

  15th November 2017

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