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RMCT6GN9–Three Horseshoes a pub with Mango Tree - an Indian Restaurant attached to it is in Stoke Golding near Ashby canal.
RMCW3B4H–The church at Burton Hastings is photographed from the moving narrow boat in Ashby canal, Warwickshire.
RMCW5MKH–At Bosworth battlefield heritage centre there is a plaque showing in a map of England the routes of various armies who fought.
RMCX4X8X–Home of Eliza Frazer who in 1836 survived shipwreck on the Great Barrier Reef and capture by aborigines.
RMCX6NRP–The plaque in front of Orkney airport stating that Capt EE Freeson pioneered air services to and within these islands in 1932.
RMCT4YYW–A plaque on the wall of a house showing the site of THE FREE GRAMMAR SCHOOL Founded in1678 by MISTRESS HESTER HODGES
RMCT6GKA–At Crown Hill in Stoke Golding there is a blue plaque at the gate post showing the site where KING HENRY VII was crowned.
RMCT6GM3–Parish church of St Margaret of Antioch at Stoke Golding near Ashby canal in Leicestershire, England, UK.
RMCX6NPX–The Church built in two Nissen Huts by the Italian prisoners of second World War in Lamb Holm, Orkney
RMCX5H5E–This is a memorial plaque in St Magnus Cathedral in Kirkwall, Orkney of those killed in the first world war - 1914 - 1918
RMCT02MF–All Saints Church - a crockett-spired church is in the Parish of Braunston in Warwickshire.
RMCW3EBA–Oxford canal bridge 53 near Rugby, Warwickshire, England. Beyond the bridge is Willow Wren UK Boat hire.
RMCT3NJH–Barley Mow pub is in Newbold on Avon near the river Avon and the Oxford Canal with eating facilities indoors and outdoors.
RMCX5H54–This black board with white letters tells Visitors to Brodgar Ring that this stone was struck by lightning on the 5th June 1980.
RMCT02NK–This Sail - less windmill which is now residential is near the All Saints Church in Braunston in warwickshire.
RMCT4YXM–At Hawkesbury at the junction of Oxford and the Coventry canals there is an iron bridge with 1837 Britannia Foundry Derby.
RMCW41P0–A narrow boat is moored, a couple sitting and looking at duck and ducklings, clothes on the line, Ashby canal
RMCT02H4–At Braunston the Oxford canal from the north (left in the picture) joins the Grand Union Canal. There are two iron bridges.
RMCW2DN2–Beyond the bridge 70 called Grantham bridge off the Oxford canal near Hillmorton locks is the canal centre which is sign posted.
RMCY4A9W–Ruins of Round Kirk at Orphir, Scotland built by Earl Hakon in 11th century and a few tomb stones are seen.
RMCW41HX–Energy saving, solar power, wind power, electricity generator, on a narrow boat , Oxford canal, Warwickshire.
RMCW5MKT–At the Heritage centre of Bosworth Battlefield, in a circular rose garden there is a sun dial.
RMCX6NRA–The entrance door viewed from inside the church built in 2 Nissen Huts by the Italian prisoners of 2nd World War in Lamb Holm.
RMCX4X9C–Rae's Close - a close named after Dr John Rae the Orcadian Arctic explorer who discovered Rae Strait in 1854.
RMCX6NPN–This is a church built by Italian Prisoners of World War Two in 2 Nissen Huts in Lambs Holm in Orkney.
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RMCT1N37–At the bottom lock at Hillmorton the lock keeper's house stands nearby on the bank of the Oxford Canal in Warwickshire.
RMCT3NPF–This white Greyhound pub with eating facilities both indoors and outdoors is in Hawkesbury at the junctions of two canals.
RMCT4YY3–The stone coffin found in a garden in Earl Shilton was perhaps that of King Richard III and is in the Heritage Centre Bosworth.
RMCT6GMC–The George & Dragon pub is at Station road in Stoke Golding in Leicestershire in England near Bosworth battlefield.
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