Tag: visit chilterns

• People Watching in Purple

  

  Not just for old ladies, these fields of Chilterns lavender will delight almost everyone. This, the northernmost town in the Chilterns, is probably the least well known of our market towns. In existence since at least the eighth century, Hitchin is one of the oldest towns in the county of Hertfordshire. Much sought after as […]

  Mary Tebje

  21st July 2019

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

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• The castle that time forgot

  

  Seen mostly from Chilterns commuter trains, I expect Berkhamsted castle is one of those landmarks that is no longer noticed. It has disappeared into the landscape. My straw pole revealed a distant lack of awareness when asked when was the last time they visited Berkhamsted castle? “Not for ages”“Is that the one near the station..?”“I […]

  Mary Tebje

  1st March 2019

  Bedfordshire, Buckinghamshire, Chiltern Hills, Hertfordshire, sense of place, The Chilterns, Travel and Tourism, Travel blogging, Travel in England, Visit England

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• Evolving Landscapes

  

  Today comes the confirmation that the HS2 rail project will continue to rip through our naturally outstanding #Chilterns.

  Mary Tebje

  15th January 2019

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

  A Year in the Chilterns, amersham, Amersham society, AONB, chalk stream, Chilterns AONB, chilterns cycling, chilterns walks, church heritage, english history, great missenden, heritage, HS2, Humphry Repton, landscape, landscape design, landscape photography, little missenden, Market towns, Misbourne river, Misbourne valley, Rural, rural heritage, rural tourism, shardeloes, slow travel, Travel, Travel blogging, travel guide, travel photography, travel to england, travel to the chilterns, visit britain, visit chilterns, Visit England

• Gentle Giants on the Chiltern Ridges

  

  Landscape plays a huge role in determining the form and function of buildings, not least windmills and watermills. ‘Sadly the opportunity for us to get inside our local wind or watermill and explore the local industrial history is still not possible at this time.Let us hope by 2022 National Mills Weekend will once more have […]

  Mary Tebje

  15th November 2017

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

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