We'll be at the Festival of Nature in Bristol this weekend talking all things Ancient Woodland - we've updated the mapping for the West of England.
Come and see us on Millennium Square.
Bristol Regional Environmental Records Centre
Coming to you all, histories of dozens of English places from prehistory to the present, sometime early in 2027. #Skystorians #LocalHistory
Why is this just so crazy to read from him. Explaining how the robots are not human. Just spelling it out
This isn't niche at all, sadly, it is typical of university management ignorance and recklessness that 'knows' the price of everything and the value of nothing.
The church of St James, Nunburnholme (East Riding) may look a bit on the ordinary side but it houses several symbolic mysteries, such as the imagery of its famous Anglo-Scandinavian cross pillar. But VCH East Riding Vol XI (in press) had to deal with another, its eccentric tower arch. 1/5
This is the wonderful and little-known chapel at Harswell, a DMV in the East Riding, sometime manorial chapel of the Silvain family, built within the surviving banks and ditches of the manorial precinct. Rebuilt 1871 using original materials. Still has an incumbent!
And a particular source of inspiration was the local vision of the boy Orm of Howden which raised much curiosity and comment in the East Riding around 1125. he church of Nunburnholme's 12th-century dedication was to All Saints, and is tower arch depicts the dead in purgatory, not resurrected. 5/5
