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03/03/2025

Straight out of a fairy tale, Haddon Hall in Derbyshire is a medieval gem in the heart of the Peak District.🏰
This beautifully preserved 12th century manor sits beside the River Wye, surrounded by rolling hills and romantic gardens that burst into life in spring. 🌷
Did you know? Haddon Hall has starred in films like Pride & Prejudice and Jane Eyre!

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28/02/2025

This week's Weekly English Place Name is Piddlehinton!
It’s not what you think!😉
Despite its giggle-worthy name, "Piddle" comes from the old English word for a marsh or small stream, and "Hinton" means a settlement.
Located in the Dorset countryside, Piddlehinton sits along the scenic River Piddle, surrounded by rolling green fields and charming thatched cottages, perfect for a peaceful spring escape! 🌿🏡

27/02/2025

Stretching gracefully over the sea this iconic pier is a picture-perfect spot for a seaside escape. 🌅
Built in 1870, the Eastbourne Pier has stood the test of time, surviving storms and even a fire, remaining a beloved landmark on England’s south coast.
With its elegant Victorian architecture and stunning coastal views, it feels like stepping into a classic holiday postcard.🎡

📷Photo by: .design.photography

26/02/2025

Tucked away on the Dorset coast, Christchurch is something out of a fairy tale! 😍
With its winding rivers, charming quays, and historic streets, it’s the perfect summer escape for a peaceful weekend of scenic walks and waterside picnics. 🛶🏡
Steeped in history, Christchurch priory has stood for over 900 years, making it one of the longest parish churches in England. Have you ever explored this magical town?

Amazing photos by: .comer

24/02/2025

Can you guess this charming English landmark? 🏠
Featured on our spring issue cover, this 600-year-old house in Lavenham, Suffolk, was built in 1395. Famous for its crookedness, it's said to have inspired the nursery rhyme 'There Was a Crooked Man.'
Today, it's lovingly maintained by owners Alex and Oli, who share its rich history through immersive experiences

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21/02/2025

This week's Weekly English Place Name is Great Snoring!
Perfect for a lazy Sunday morning, Great Snoring is a peaceful Norfolk village by the River Stiffkey, and despite its name, it’s anything but boring!
The name comes from the Old English ‘Snarringas,’ meaning ‘place of Snare’s people’, not a reference to nap time!😪
With its scenic countryside and quiet charm, it’s the perfect spot to relax and unwind. Just try not to nod off while enjoying the view! 😂

19/02/2025

Explore centuries of history at Ightham Mote, Kent! 🏰
Nestled in a quiet valley, this 700-year-old medieval manor is a true hidden gem! From its moated exterior to the stunning Tudor chapel, grand Great Hall, and intricate Jacobean staircase, every corner tells a story.
Once home to knights, courtiers, and even an American businessman, today it welcomes visitors as a National Trust treasure, offering guided tours, stunning gardens, and seasonal events. 🌿
Discover more of England’s hidden gems with This England Spring issue!👀

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18/02/2025

Can you name this breath-taking natural wonder❓
Once formed by a massive Ice Age waterfall, this towering limestone cliff now stands as one of England’s most iconic hiking spots.⛰️
With its dramatic rock formations, winding trails, and epic views, it’s a must-visit for adventurers and nature lovers!🚶‍♂️✨

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17/02/2025

This England’s spring Issue is here!🌸
Celebrate the season with stories of timeless beauty and heritage! Step inside the Crooked House of Lavenham 🏠, uncover 60 years of the Landmark Trust, and follow a Grand National superfan 🏇 who built a museum for Aintree! Plus, discover the peacocks of Castle Howard🏰, famous for its role in Brideshead Revisited, and so much more with This England magazine!
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14/02/2025

This week's Weekly English Place Name is F***y Barks!
While it might raise a few giggles today, this name has been barking up the right tree for centuries! 👀📜
The name is thought to come from a local resident, with ‘Barks’ referring to an old dialect word for a birch tree or a wooded area.
F***y Barks sits in the picturesque County Durham, an area rich in history and natural beauty. Once a small settlement with deep rural roots, it remains a charming reminder of England’s evolving place names.🌄

13/02/2025

Hidden in the heart of Dartmoor, Wistman’s Wood is a tangled maze of ancient, moss-covered oaks, whispering with eerie legends.👻
Some say it’s haunted by ghostly hounds, while others believe it was once a Druidic sacred site.🔮The forest has stood for over 500 years, untouched and mystical, with gnarled branches twisting through the mist.
🎬 It looks like something straight out of a fantasy film, but no major movies have been shot here yet! With its otherworldly atmosphere, it’s no wonder it has inspired countless myths and eerie tales.

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12/02/2025

Would you visit the ghostly "Brown Lady" at Raynham Hall, Norfolk? 👻
This grand estate, home to the Townshend family for nearly 400 years, is famous for one of the most chilling ghost photos ever taken!👀
🏰Inside, its opulent Georgian architecture boasts intricate carved ceilings, grand chandeliers, and a stunning central staircase, making this country house is a true masterpiece of design! Would you visit?

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11/02/2025

Located near the village of Berry Pomeroy, this castle is famed for its spectral inhabitants.👻
The most famous apparitions are the "White Lady", believed to be the spirit of Margaret Pomeroy, and the "Blue Lady"👗, thought to be the daughter of a Norman lord. The castle’s haunting atmosphere and rich history make it a must-visit for those intrigued by the paranormal! 🌙

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10/02/2025

Discover the enchanting ruins of St. Mary's Church in Little Chart, Ashford! 😍
Legend says the church was once linked to magical rituals!🔮
This historic site, originally built in the 13th century, was tragically struck by a V-1 flying bomb during World War II in 1944, leaving behind the evocative remnants we see today.
Adorned with ivy and an aura mystery, the ruins are open to the public offering us a glimpse into the past!
Have you visited? Drop your pics below! 👇

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07/02/2025

This week's Weekly English Place Name is Titsy!
A little Titsey bit of history for you! 👀📜
The name comes from the Old English 'Tidric’s ieg', meaning ‘Tidric’s Island.’ While it might raise a few eyebrows today, the name has deep historical roots.
Titsey boasts stunning landscapes and a history dating back to the Domesday Book. Once a grand medieval estate, it later became home to the Gresham family, whose legacy still lingers in the stunning Titsey Place manor and gardens.🏰🌄

06/02/2025

Lizard Point, located in Cornwall, is the southernmost tip of mainland Britain.
This dramatic spot offers stunning panoramic views of the open sea, sky, the rugged cliffs and rich coastal landscape. The area is also known for its diverse wildlife, so keep an eye out!🦎

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05/02/2025

Truro Cathedral shining bright at night! ✨
Standing tall in the heart of Cornwall, Truro Cathedral is a masterpiece of Gothic Revival architecture. Completed in 1910, it's one of the only cathedrals in England with three soaring spires! ⛪
Have you seen it in person? Share your thoughts in the comments!

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04/02/2025

Would you take a walk along this historic waterway? 🍂🚶‍♂️
The Oxford Canal, stretching 78 miles to connect the City of Oxford with the Coventry Canal, was constructed between 1769 and 1790 to transport coal from the Coventry coalfields to the River Thames.
Today, narrowboats line the waterway, and the towpath offers a scenic route for walkers and cyclists alike.

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