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Winchcombe, England by Lindsey Renton
#winchcombe#england#uk#nature#naturecore#flower garden#garden#nature aesthetic#flowers#flowercore#flower#petitworld favs#petitworld
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Winchcombe
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#travel#europe#england#cotswolds#Winchcombe#Sudeley Castle#St Mary's Church#Queen Katherine Parr memorial
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A #Tudor Gem in #Winchcombe A thousand-year-old building with a dead #queen inside I wonder what #KatherineParr, #HenryVIII’s sixth and surviving wife, would have made of what people get up to on the grounds of #SudeleyCastle nowadays. Her former abode is a favourite of dog-walkers, outdoor games enthusiasts, and Boxing Day, post-prandial, impromptu ramblers. My party belongs to the latter group. This is a far cry from what this Grade I-listed castle, situated close to the medieval market town of Winchcombe, in Gloucestershire, is famous for. A curious fact that I only found out about recently is that Sudeley is the only privately owned castle in England to have a queen buried within its grounds, the aforementioned Katherine. Another interesting piece of information, and one I will certainly check out when I’m next here, is that a cannonball-shaped hole remains on the side of Octagon Tower. A souvenir from the English Civil War. Don’t thank me, thank Ollie and his Ironsides. With a colder temperature than on previous days but still mild for this time of the year, we turn around and head back. Maybe a spring trip beckons, if only to pay a visit to the Queen’s Garden, where over seventy varieties of roses can be enjoyed. I’m sure Katherine won’t mind. #Cuban #Immigrant #Londoner https://www.austinmacauley.com/book/cuban-immigrant-and-londoner #walking #visitbritain #visitengland #visitGloucesteshire #photography #VSCO (at Sudeley Castle and Gardens) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cmw2Fv5s2Ei/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
#tudor#winchcombe#queen#katherineparr#henryviii#sudeleycastle#cuban#immigrant#londoner#walking#visitbritain#visitengland#visitgloucesteshire#photography#vsco
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24th January
The Last Necromancer of Winchcombe
Necromancer by Sin using artflow.ai. Source: crystalhall.fandom.com
On this day in 1838, Bevil Blizard, the Last Necromancer of Winchcombe, died at Oxenton, Gloucestershire at the age of 94. Blizard was a well-known wizard and freely admitted that he owed his magic powers to a pact struck with Satan. Despite this hellish connection, Bevil was a relatively benign warlock, specialising in sage wisdom and fortune telling. Despite his harmless interaction with mankind, the devil will have his due and Blizard was not allowed to depart this word peacefully. He is frequently spotted wandering around Winchcombe churchyard, a restless spirit, allowed to rest in neither heaven nor hell. Winchcombe is a home to many ghosts, including several monks who haunt the local ruined abbey and a lone phantom friar who can be seen levitating two feet above the ground in a hollow near the cemetery.
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El meteorito de Winchcombe está ayudando a los científicos a comprender más sobre los asteroides
Uno de los meteoritos más famosos del Reino Unido está ayudando a los científicos a aprender más sobre los asteroides a millones de kilómetros de la Tierra. Saber más sobre la composición química del meteorito Winchcombe y compararlo con datos de asteroides podría ayudar a desentrañar algunos de los misterios de nuestro sistema solar. Desde que se estrelló en la ciudad del mismo nombre en…
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John Winchcombe the Younger (c.1489–1557, British)
#dianthus#carnation#portrait#painting#16th century painting#16th century art#John Winchcombe the Younger
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i'm sure i've talked about this a little before i am an editorial director for a film & tv distribution company and we just acquired a big itv package and fastforwardingthroughboringexplanation i'm editing some synopses for a few reality series and the names of some english towns i swear to god. i love putting on my most obnoxiously high little lord fauntleroy voice and just saying them out loud to myself. chippenham. tooting. winchcombe. kingsthorpe. huddersfield. chelmsford. shrewsbury. friars entry. plumpton. smethwick. puddletown. mamble. papplewick. appleby-in-westmorland. uttoxeter. bebington. chingford. norton-on-derwent. spenymoor. god i could do this all day. it's not that i'm making fun of these placenames they're just so outlandishly british sounding sometimes i can't help but laugh. shrewsbury shrewsbury shrewsbury shrewsbury shrewsbury shrewsbury shrewsbury shrewsbury shrewsbury
#chingford gets me every single time i hear it#if you are from a british place with an almost meme-worthy name please tell me i love it
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The Winchcombe meteorite, which crashed onto a driveway in England in 2021 and is pristine enough to rival asteroid samples taken directly from space, contains amino acids that potentially led to the spawning of life on Earth.
When scientists analyzed fragments of the meteorite, they found that the asteroid it broke off from once had liquid water and that the meteorite itself contains organic compounds, including amino acids, some of which are the precursors to the proteins that make up DNA and are vital for life on Earth.
"Studying the organic inventory of the Winchcombe meteorite provided us with a window into the past, how simple chemistry kickstarted the origin of life at the birth of our solar system," Queenie Chan, a lecturer in Earth sciences at Royal Holloway, University of London who led the research, said in a statement
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Sir Timothy Laurence visited the Gloucestershire Warwickshire Railway yesterday afternoon on his first trip as President of the GWR Trust. He met various volunteers of the railway, had a look around the Signalbox and Carriage & Wagon at Winchcombe.
@jackboskett | 28 April 2023
#not gonna lie#the last one has made me a bit feral#but yay#new tim activities#it’s what we deserve#tim laurence#timothy laurence#british royal family#brf#princess anne#princess royal
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Sir Timothy Laurence visited the Gloucestershire Warwickshire Railway yesterday afternoon on his first trip as President of the GWR Trust. He met various volunteers of the railway, had a look around the Signalbox and Carriage & Wagon at Winchcombe.
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Descubrieron secretos del meteorito de los ingleses: es falso
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Se ha descubierto que el meteorito Winchcombe, un raro meteorito carbonáceo que se estrelló contra un camino de entrada en Gloucestershire en 2021, contiene agua extraterrestre y compuestos orgánicos que revelan información sobre el origen de los océanos de la Tierra. Un nuevo estudio, publicado hoy por Science Advances, dirigido por expertos del Museo de Historia Natural y la Universidad de…
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GWSR Winchcombe Gloucestershire 10th August 2023 por loose_grip_99 Por Flickr: Firing BR Standard 2 2-6-0 78019 we were held in Winchcombe station to allow GWR Manor 4-6-0 7820 Dinmore Manor to clear the single line section to Toddington.
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