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07/03/2025

This week's Weekly English Place Name is Bishop's Itchington!👀
Nestled in the countryside of Warwickshire, Bishop's Itchington is a charming village with a rich history dating back to medieval times. Once home to thriving limestone quarries, it now offers picturesque walks, a welcoming community, and classic English countryside views.🌄
Visitors might not need an ointment, but they’ll certainly be itching to explore this delightful little gem!😄

06/03/2025

Nestled in the Lincolnshire countryside, Burghley House is one of England’s grandest Elizabethan mansions, built in the 1500s for Sir William Cecil, Queen Elizabeth I’s most trusted advisor. 🏰
Did you know the house has been home to the same family for over 400 years? Today, it’s open to visitors, offering tours, events, and beautiful gardens to explore. Would you wander through its historic halls? 😍

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05/03/2025

Hardcastle Crags in West Yorkshire is a natural wonder waiting to be explored!😍
Just 2 miles north of Hebden Bridge, this wooded Pennine valley is home to lush woodlands, peaceful riverside paths, and a historic 19th-century mill. 🌊
The Gibson Mill circular walk is a gentle, scenic trail, perfect for a relaxing spring day out.

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04/03/2025

Looking for a peaceful walk in nature?🚶‍♂️
Step into the legendary home of Robin Hood 🏹 at Sherwood Forest, Nottinghamshire! 🌳
This historic forest is full of ancient oaks, including the famous Major Oak, which is 800 – 1100 years old.
Have you visited this enchanting woodland?

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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

Photo by: .adelizzi

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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