Gloucestershire, England

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  • A Day of Herefordshire Churches posted October 12, 2010 by Holly Hayes

    We had a great full day London today with lots more sunshine than forecasted including a long but not long enough! visit medieval galleries British Museum by myself a cruise on Thames that we both really enjoyed But first some catching up w

  • Gloucester to Oxford via the Cotswolds posted October 12, 2010 by Holly Hayes

    Saturday morning we visited Gloucester Cathedral which we have visited once before It's a great cathedral it's wonderfully friendly photographers even crypt It also doesn't have an admission fee or photo permit fee staff are friendly enthus

  • A Woodland Church in the Cotswolds posted October 21, 2007 by Holly Hayes

    To finish up my report last Monday's outing from Deerhurst we headed home on A44 highway which took us through Cotswolds We didn't stop famous Stow-on-the-Wold though it looking especially lovely as we drove through but a village just two m

  • Saxon Churches of Deerhurst posted October 20, 2007 by Holly Hayes

    After visiting Gloucester Cathedral last Monday on which see previous post we headed just nine miles north village Deerhurst which boasts not one but two Saxon churches The Anglo-Saxon period ranges from about 600 CE until Normans took over

  • Gloucester Cathedral posted October 17, 2007 by Holly Hayes

    On Monday nice weather continued so we drove up Gloucester which I've long been wanting see The drive from Oxford took about an hour a half we found a great parking spot near cathedral After a quick utilitarian lunch McDonald's cheeseburger

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