Saying goodbye to the peacocks, I left Taunton for Bridgwater following along the Canal pathway. For a route that saw no boats motoring by, it sure was a busy place. People walking dogs, riding horses and bicycles; a network of …
The Glastonbury Abbey can trace its origins back to 63 AD and the time of Joseph of Arimathea. It has been destroyed by fire, pillaged for its riches & stone and all but destroyed during the Dissolution of the Monasteries …
The Glastonbury Tor is a place like no other. First visible to me from over 10kms away, this steep hill stands high above the Summerland Meadows in Somerset, literally towering above the town of Glastonbury. With evidence of human settlements …
First impressions are amazingly powerful. They can cause us to fall in love; turn us off a food item; land[or lose] a new job or make a new friend. In either case, they prejudice our views, for better or for …