This decorated armour was probably worn by Henry, Prince of Wales. The campaigns of Alexander the Great provide the decoration for this suit of armour. In the 17th Century many considered Alexander to be the greatest military commander of antiquity.
The Beaufort Portcullis, the symbol of the Beaufort family and their descendant, Henry VII.
Back in 2007 it was possible to walk about a third of the way down the Coalport Tar Tunnel at Ironbridge. Bitumen oozes through the brick-lined walls, now there is a gas build-up in the tunnel that makes it too dangerous to enter.
The middle decorative panel of the railings on the Iron Bridge – Erected 1779.
National Trust Giftshop and Jones Bootmakers, Wood Street, Stratford-upon-Avon. The building is early 16th century with early 20th century shopfronts.
This is the view Susan caught peaking in the model church window at Bourton-on-the-Water. The model village is built of the same materials and using the same techniques as the real thing.
The Pelican in Cardiff‘s Animal Wall.
The Racoons in Cardiff‘s Animal Wall.
The Leopard in Cardiff‘s Animal Wall.
The Beaver in Cardiff‘s Animal Wall.
The Vulture in Cardiff‘s Animal Wall.
The Hyaena in Cardiff‘s Animal Wall.