Visit to Lincoln and the cathedral
Vist to the inside of Lincoln Cathedral
Lincoln Cathedral is one of the finest medieval buildings in Europe. In 1092 the Cathedral at Lincoln built by Bishop Remigius was consecrated. Remigius, was the first Norman Bishop of the largest diocese in medieval England, extending from the Humber to the Thames and in 1072 William instructed that the Bishopric should be moved to Lincoln. A castle had already been established in Lincoln by William, located in the south-west corner of the old Roman upper city. The new cathedral was built of Lincolnshire oolitic limestone opposite the castle in the south-east corner
tripwow.tripadvisor.com - Created at TripWow by TravelPod Attractions (a TripAdvisor™ company) Lincoln Castle Built by William I, this medieval fortress houses one of the only four surviving Magna Carta signed by King John. Read more at: www.travelpod.com Travel blogs from Lincoln Castle: - "... We saw one of the 4 original copies of the Magna Carta in Lincoln castle (which we were not allowed to photograph) ..." - "... trip to lincoln to see lincoln cathedral, lincoln castle, and the magna carta (which happened to be in jamestown, virginia at the time so i got to see a sweet copy of the magna carta) ..." - "... - Lincoln Thorpe on the Hill, A46, Newark / Lincoln Road, Thorpe On The Hill, Lincoln LN6 9AJ; Tel: 0871 984 6085; Fax: 01522 697213 Places: Chatsworth, Grantham, The Peak District, Magna Carta ( Lincoln Castle ) ..." Read these blogs and more at: www.travelpod.com Photos from: - Lincoln, Lincolnshire, England, United Kingdom Photos in this video: - "View on Lincoln Castle Square" by Benandsabine from a blog titled "Lincoln, England" - "Entrance to Lincoln Castle" by Benandsabine from a blog titled "Lincoln, England" - "Lincoln Castle Courtyard" by Benandsabine from a blog titled "Lincoln, England" - "Lincoln Castle" by Avoner from a blog titled "Lincoln" - "Lincoln Castle" by Benandsabine from a blog titled "Lincoln, England"
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Class 47 diesel locos number 47854 and 47580 pass south through Doncaster Station with an empty coaching stock move from Carnforth to Lincoln on 4th October 2011. This was in readiness to work 1Z74 a Lincoln to Carlisle charter via the Settle and Carlisle line the following day.
Slide show of the LHS travel group 2010 trip to Europe. We visited England, France, Switzerland, and Italy. Thanks to Mr. Lancaster for setting up this tour with EF tours.
A series of pictures taken over a few years and placed into this presentation
summer 2011 in england heres some snaps of the trip
Company Music & Lyrics by Stephen Sondheim Book by George Furth Performed at The Union Theatre, Southwark, London, 2009 (Promotional Video only) Director/Musical Staging - Michael Strassen Musical Director - Michael England Assistant Musical Director - Chris Mundy Cast Lincoln Stone Samantha Seager Tom Hyatt Jenny Layton Steven Craven Jane Quinn Nigel Pilkington Marisa Leigh Boynton Paul Callen Lucy Williamson Gido Schimanski Samantha Giffard Katherine Eames Lucy Evans
Statue of US President Abraham Lincoln in Parliament Square, Westminster, London. Video by author, Brian Kavanagh
"Thunderbird" Video by Travel Sick Rick (a SeaSick Steve Tribute). Please visit www.travelsickrick.co.uk Produced by FLYTE Creative Media and Richard Adsett. Filmed by FLYTE Creative Media and Studios by Darrin Cooper and Jamie Griffin with the help of Leif Marriner. www.flyte.org.uk Tramps were.... Nathan Adsett Lincoln Elliot Ashley Roue Terry Phillips Captain Pineapple (IOW) Holly Jefferson (Airplane) James Adsett Nigel Adsett Ady Hume Leif Marriner Jamie Griffin With Dave Mears as Posh Geezer Special Thanks to Dave Finch and all the staff at Island Motor Salvage without whom this video would not have been possible.
Things that i saw that i found interesting. DFTBA! :) goodthingsonearth.tumblr.com
The precincts of the Honourable Society of Lincoln's Inn, Holborn, central London
"Lincolnshire A Century on Film Volume 2" DVD available from Primetime Video. This is a major new series of DVDs showing life and work in the historic county. Volume Two covers the decade leading up to the Second World War. With the availability of smaller, easy to use cine cameras, many more people were now recording their lives on film, and judging from their pictures, some of them now in colour, Lincolnshire life seems to have been largely unaffected by the political and economic problems of the 1930s. Agriculture and the Grimbsy fishing industry were clearly thriving, with fish now being frozen for retail sale; and RAF planes flour-bombing a canvas tank give little hint of the horrors soon to come. In a world where a travelling scissor grinder was still plying his trade, and gravel was laboriously extracted by hand, a Jubilee and Coronation were certain to draw huge crowds, buy traditional pleasures such as Scout Camps, garden fetes and donkey rides at Skegness, Cleethorpes or Mablethorpe were now giving way to novelties like the recently opened Butlins Holiday Camp, and motor racing and Cadwell Park. Lincoln features prominently, of course, with its buildings old and new, its endless traffic hold ups at level crossings, and its workforce thronging the streets on bicycles. Then there's travel by steam train, motor bus, trolleybus, and various river craft including the Humber ferry, plus floods at Stamford, and the reappearance of the famous Trent aegir. Watch out too
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