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Love for autumn Rob Wolstenholme image A tree with a heart, bursting into autumn colours. One of my favourite ancient beech trees in the Cotswolds. Thanks for looking! Buy it at my.qoop.com/admin/view.php?pubid=qpps_710934002160215&... Wistmans Wood, Dartmoor Rob Wolstenholme image Gloucester from Coopers Hill at sunset Rob Wolstenholme image Beechwood path Rob Wolstenholme image Vulcan XH558 Andy Watts image Photo taken on Saturday 18 July during the Royal International Air Tattoo 2009.

Stonehenge Sunset image Stonehenge image The Monument Jeff Dean image Christopher Wren constructed this tower to commemorate the Great Fire of 1666. It is one of only two non-ecclesiastic structures in London designed by Wren. Jewel Tower Jeff Dean image In this tower, a former armory for the city of London, are held the Crown Jewels of England. The Jewels are the property of the people of England and bestowed upon the monarch as an acknowledgment of power. White Tower Jeff Dean image A tourist attraction since Victorian times, the White Tower was the prison within the Tower of London where dignitaries were held. Sir Francis Drake spent years here, and two young princes were likely killed by Richard III here.

Parliament Clock Tower, Big Ben Jeff Dean image Richard the Lionhearted, Parliament Jeff Dean image Queen Victoria, Buckingham Palace Jeff Dean image Big Ben Jeff Dean image Queen Victoria Memorial, Buckingham Palace Jeff Dean image

St. Paul's Cathedral Tower Jeff Dean image Albert Memorial Jeff Dean image Hampton Court Palace Hammerbeam Ceiling Jeff Dean image Henry's hammerbeam ceiling was a stunning example of the use of good English oak in his great hall. Greenwich Church Tower Jeff Dean image Statue of Eros, Piccadilly Circus Jeff Dean image

Canterbury Cathedral Gate with Modern Jesus Jeff Dean image This modern bronze fills the empty niche in the gate to Canterbury Cathedral. I think its creepy. Canterbury Cathedral Jeff Dean image Canterbury Cathedral Jeff Dean image St. Augustine's Abbey Ruins, Canterbury Jeff Dean image Once the most powerful church body in Kent, St. Augustine's Abbey was destroyed by Henry VII. Only three hundred years later was the resting place of St. Augustine, progenitor of the See of Canterbury, rediscovered. Royal Pavilion, Brighton Jeff Dean image George IV built this palace in the popular exotic style of the early 19th-century Regency period. His excess led to much of the austerity of the later Victorian period.

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