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RMCF44H0–Cavendish panoramic view. It is believed that Cavendish is called so because a man called Cafa used to own a pasture or 'edisc'
RMCF44F6–Blue and Yellow houses on the seafront in Alderburgh. Aldeburgh survived principally as a fishing village until the nineteenth c
RMCF46F7–Interior of St Marys Church in Happisburgh. The Tower is 110ft high from the ground and 180ft above sea level.
RMCF4698–A view toward St Wulfram's Church. The town is best known as the birthplace and childhood home of former prime minister Margaret
RMCF46AA–Exterior view of All Saints Church. The church tower dates back to around 1300 and is one of only six in Norfolk of octagonal sh
RMCF46CJ–A view toward Happisburgh Lighthouse. It is the oldest working light in East Anglia and the only independently run lighthouse in
RMCF469N–A view along Vine Street in Grantham. Grantham is the birth place of former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher.
RMCF45ME–Exterior of St Mary the Virgin porch and tower. Baldock grew up over the years on the crossing point of one of England's most an
RMCF45CY–An old Jewellers clock on a corner of Tavern Street. Stowmarket gets its name from the Anglo-Saxon word 'Stow' meaning 'principa
RMCF46CB–A view toward Happisburgh Lighthouse. It is the oldest working light in East Anglia and the only independently run lighthouse in
RMCF468Y–Exterior of a redbrick terraced cottage in Grantham. This is typical of old terraced mid-England worker's cottages found in many
RMCF4669–October sunrise at Runswick Bay with Kettle Ness silhouetted. Rusnswick provided safe anchorage for fishing boats for more than
RMCF45YM–Wymondham Market Cross. A small East Anglian marktet town, Robert Kett is its most famous imhabitant, who in 1549 led a rebellio
RMCF45YH–Wymondham Market Cross and town centre. Wymondham is famous for the Great Fire of Wymondham in 1615, started by three travellers
RMCF45RC–St Nicholas Street looking towards St Mary's Church. Diss is the only English Market town built around a large lake and it has t
RMCF45HK–Aldeburgh Moot Hall and seafront. The Moot Hall is a timber-framed building which has been used for council meetings for over 4
RMCF45N2–A view looking up Sun Street. Baldock is thought either to be a corruption of Baghdad, visited by the Knights Templar, or of Bal
RMCF45GA–A distant view of the Church of St Peter and St Paul. The Norman conquest of 1066 saw Clare given by William the Conqueror to on
RMCF455X–A traditional Suffolk timber framed house. Lavenham is often called the most complete medieval town in Britain, a tribute to its
RMCF455D–An English village coffee house. Away from the bustle of the cities, coffee houses in rural communities are for locals and touri
RMCF4533–Thaxted's ancient Guildhall. It was built by the Guild of Cutlers six hundred years ago and is still in active use.
RMCF44TT–Panoramic view of Finchingfield. It is famed for being the most photographed village in England, replete with village green and
RMCF44MD–Emmanuel College Cambridge, seen through entrance arch. The college buildings range from the medieval to the late twentieth cent
RMCF44WW–Exterior of Sidney Sussex College. Oliver Cromwell was among the first students (although his father got sick and he never gradu
RMCF44K9–Emmanuel College Cambridge, light and shadow. The college buildings range from the medieval to the late twentieth century and th
RMCF44T3–Old part-thatched house near Saffron Walden. There has been a village on or near the site of present day Saffron Walden since be
RMCF44KR–Emmanuel College Cambridge. The college buildings range from the medieval to the late twentieth century and the gardens have ext
RMCF44EF–A boat pulled up on to the beach-front at Aldeburgh. Aldeburgh survived principally as a fishing village until the nineteenth ce
RMCF46DH–A view of Mundesley Maritime Museum. Situated in the former Coastguard lookout, the museum exhibits include the village past and
RMCF463B–A view toward Rievaulx Abbey. Founded by St Bernard of Clairvaux in 1132 and became one of England‚àö‚â†s wealthiest monasteries
RMCF4649–A view toward Rievaulx Abbey. Founded by St Bernard of Clairvaux in 1132 and became one of England‚àö‚â†s wealthiest monasteries
RMCF45T1–A view toward the O2 Concert Hall. Formerly called the Dome, it is still the largest domed structure in the world
RMCF456N–A modern Bentley motor car parked in front of timber framed buildings. Although built in Crewe and assumed to be a quintessentia
RMCF45BR–Market place and alleyway leading up to church of St Peter and St Mary. Stowmarket gets its name from the Anglo-Saxon word 'Stow
RMCF44Y1–St Giles Church with plane overhead. A Roman camp, hexagonal in shape, double-ditched, and occupying 36 acres was discovered nea
RMCF44GC–Emmanuel College library doors. The college buildings range from the medieval to the late twentieth century and the gardens have
RMCF44TE–Old Suffolk cottages. This village is at the heart of the area known as Constable Country, made famous by the painter John Const
RMCF44JT–Ely Cathedral octagon viewed from the Nave. The cathedral features prominently on the cover of Pink Floyd's 1994 album The Divis
RMCF44XE–Southwold beach groyne with pier. Adnams beer is brewed here at the Sole Bay Brewery which has been in the town since 1660.
RMCF453W–The Telegraph at Maldon. The gaff rigged fishing smack Telegraph was built by A M Gostelow at Boston, Lincs in 1906 and reputed
RMD0JWP2–Wild flowers growing on Wicken Fen which is one of the last fragments of fenland left in East Anglia.
RMCRPEHW–Two young women relaxing on the grass in front of the bandstand in Parson's Close Recreation Ground.
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