Hull and Hereabouts

As I mentioned in yesterday's somewhat rambling post I have been in King's Lynn for a few days and naturally took several gigabyt...

I hadn't intended to revisit this magnificent old thing but Margot had some personal business to attend to here so in I went to get ...

It was the fashion at one time to carve grotesque figures in churches, you'll find them supporting the roof, hidden on screens but q...

King's Lynn was first and foremost a port, exporting grain, salt and wool to Europe and importing wood and pitch from Scandinavia an...

I must confess to having no idea who Margery Kempe was nor why she should merit this bench memorial close by St Margaret's church....

As this little speck of sand on which we sit goes round the fading twinkling little light bulb in the ever expanding Universe it has som...

"From where I stand, the roof looks almost new -  Cleaned, or restored? Someone would know: I don't..."                 ...

High up on the southern tower of St Margaret's is this oddity; a moon phase and tide clock. The writing on the edge says Lynn High T...

If you feel a little cheated, let down perhaps, by all the build up of yesterday's post then the feeling is mutual. Saturday Marke...