The Four Seasons mosaic in the Yorkshire museum. Found in the House of the Three Mosaics in York in 1853. And thanks to the member of the museum staff for telling me all about it. #MosaicMonday

Near York Minster #PostboxSaturday

footage of Vance, Kushner, and Witkoff meeting with Iranians in Switzerland

A sculpture by Fenwick Lawson in St Mary the Virgin on Holy Island. The monks are carrying the coffin of St Cuthbert as they leave the island in 875. The sculpture is made of elm and is called ‘The Journey’. Stunning. #TombTuesday #HolyIsland

Stained glass at either side of the fireplace in the dining room of Cragside, Northumberland (National Trust). Shows the 4 seasons (by William Morris & Co) #StainedGlassSunday

Lindisfarne Priory. The ruins date from 12C but monks settled on Holy Island from AD 635 #WallsOnWednesday

A lonely postbox near the north-east coast in Northumberland. #PostboxSaturday

Easter postbox topper in Chalfont St Giles, Buckinghamshire #PostboxSaturday

while doing some research I came across the greatest headline I have ever read & I can’t believe I missed this in 2011

50 Years of COAM – 1980 St. Albans Abbey Barn, also known as St. Julians, arrived at COAM. Dismantled in 1962, it spent many years in storage before finding a home with us. This medieval barn was built between 1390 and 1400. Find out more www.coam.org.uk/blogs/buildi...

A festive postbox topper in Chalfont St Giles, Buckinghamshire #PostboxSaturday

Inseparable … in Amersham #PostboxSaturday

The hypocaust at Rockbourne Roman villa in Hampshire. Just think of that warm underfloor heating! #RomanSiteSaturday 📷 my own

Whoops #FontsOnFriday

Detail of 15C font in St. Andrews Church, Walberswick, Suffolk. #FontsonFriday

#PostboxSaturday Topper for Remembrance Day made by Knit and Natter group at Chalfont St Giles Community Library

The font in St. Edmund’s, Southwold. 📷 my own #FontsonFriday

Somewhat more modern standing stones at Carsington Water reservoir in Derbyshire. To be found on Stone Island trail. #StandingStoneSunday

The Nine Ladies stone circle on Stanton Moor in Derbyshire. The story goes that nine ladies were turned to stone for dancing on a Sunday. #StandingStoneSunday 📷 my own

Windows in the Cloister in Bristol Cathedral #StainedGlassSunday

Just received two lovely acorns from @raypurvis.bsky.social Thank you very much Ray and thanks for all the work you do on the trail.

I was lucky enough to get an advance copy of #BabysBreath to read. It hits the ground running with twists and turns along the way with an unexpected end. My kind of book.

A view of the steeple of St Mary Redcliffe in Bristol taken from the other side of the harbour #SteepleSaturday

Mosaic displayed in the M Shed in Bristol from a villa discovered in 1899in Brislington. #MosaicMonday

The font in the Church of St.Andrew, Borrowdale #FontsOnFriday

#StandingStoneSunday The spectacular setting of Castlerigg Stone Circle

Fragile masculinity, 1897 edition...

The Roman lighthouse (pharos) within the walls of Dover Castle. One of 3 remaining in Roman Empire. Next to St Mary in Castro. #RomanSiteSaturday

Have finally visited Richborough Roman Fort 😀 Such an interesting site/sight #RomanFortThursday #EnglishHeritage

Hardknott. Must have been one of the wilder postings! #RomanFortThursday

Hope this qualifies for #TombTuesday. The coffin rest at St Levan Church near Porthcurno, Cornwall. 📷 my own

Clava Cairns near Inverness #TombTuesday

An iron door (now open!) dated 1621 in the Jewel Tower in Westminster, installed to protect the records of the House of Lords from fire #AdoorableThursday

#TilesOnTuesday Tiles from 13C made in Penn, Buckinghamshire. Supplied round the country including St George’s Chapel. Displayed in Amersham Museum www.amershammuseum.org

Worst. Episode. EVER.

What’s behind the door? Oh not much. #adoorablethursday

Lancaster Priory #StainedGlassSunday

#StandingStoneSunday well almost, just not the standing bit. The St Levan stone in the graveyard of St Levan Church, Cornwall is said to date from pre Christian times, associated with fertility rites and that St Levan split it in two with his staff.

The font in St. Levan Church in Cornwall. Dates from 1100 to 1130. #FontsOnFriday