The Pilgrims’ Way
You can walk part of the ancient Pilgrim’s Way, the route along the North Downs of Kent followed by the pilgrims who trekked to the shrine of Thomas a Beckett, brutally murdered in Canterbury cathedral in 1170.
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England
Historic Walks : ‘Albertopolis’ – Victorian South Kensington
We visit Kensington in London to step back in time to the glory days of the British Empire under Queen Victoria and her industrious and cultured consort Prince Albert.
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The Royal Enfield – India’s Motorcycle
Royal Enfield bikes are known for their classic design, rugged construction, and timeless appeal. They’re also one of the most popular motorcycle brands in India,
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Secret London: Nunhead Cemetery’s and it’s Australian Connection
Buried deep in the suburbs of East London lies one of the city’s biggest Victorian cemeteries, Nunhead. It became full in the middle of last century and since then much of its 52 acres has become overgrown and in a state of abandonment. Quarter of a million people were laid to rest here.
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The Magnificent Seven: London’s Victorian Cemeteries
By the early nineteenth century, London’s ( link England DG) ancient cemeteries were severely overcrowded and in the 1839’s and 1840’s seven private cemeteries were opened in what was still open countryside outside the city boundaries.
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