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[frimleyblogger]

Hardwick’s Euston Arch

The story of the #arch at #Euston station #PhilipHardwick

The circularity of history. When George and Robert Stephenson conceived their plan for what was to be the world’s first long distance passenger railway, they planned to run the line from Euston Square to Birmingham, which did not gain city status until 1889. However, in order to get their bill through Parliament, which they did in May 1833, they had to bow to objections from local land owners and…

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[abigsowhat]

dark reflections

[spavgav]

What a fabulous cafe / event venue the @fisherywharfcafe is. Tucked away in Boxmoor by the lock. If you're riding or strolling along the #grandunioncanal - then do pop in for refreshment and a recharge. #topcafe Think we'll feature it on @sketches_in_travel 😉soon ☕ #fisherywharfcafe #boxmoor #boxmoortrust #hemelhempsted #cafelifestyle #coffeelover #coffeetime #cafeculture #slowlifecafe (at Fishery Wharf Cafe Boxmoor) https://www.instagram.com/p/Bqo5nd0ns9N/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=d4r7umtwf4w0

[cakestories]

Check out our latest creative teams here:

Party Info

  Party People – This is the Cake Story Check out our latest creative teams here: Party Info

[cakestories]

Party Time!!!

Cakestories Party Fun

Here’s wishing all our friends a fab New Year – thanks for your support this year and looking forward to welcoming some new Cake Bakers in 2018 !!

Party Info

  Wishing you a Fab New Year!! Here's wishing all our friends a fab New Year - thanks for your support this year and looking forward to welcoming some new Cake Bakers in 2018 !! Party Info

[rosiehagger]

Beautiful evening listening to beautiful music🌞✨ . . . #summer #summersevening #boxmoor #folkmusic #fisherywharfcafe #bankholiday (at Fishery Wharf Cafe Boxmoor)

[fixedphotons]

Boxmoor horses

[hemelhempstead]

Box Moor Trust. Founded in 1594, The Box Moor Trust manages some 480 acres of agricultural and amenity land for the benefit of the inhabitants of Hemel Hempstead and Bovingdon.  A registered charity, the Trust’s mission is to manage the estate in an environmentally sensitive manner for recreation, biodiversity, the provision of diverse opportunities for lifelong learning and to ensure that the enjoyment of such initiatives is accessible to all. As well as being an area of natural beauty, the Trusts lands also includes some Fauna and Flora not local to the area having made ties with the Rare Breeds Survival Trust. These include the Belted Galloway cattle, and the ‘At Risk’ Norfolk Horn breed of sheep, Red Kites, Buzzards and the Wild Juniper shrub