Titchfield Abbey

The Abbey is Medieval and was founded in 1222 for Premonstratensian Cannons an austere order of priests, during its three Centuries as a monasteries the monks were devoted to scholarships . The Abbey closed in 1537 by Henry V111 of England during the Dissolution of the Monasteries, the Abbey was transformed into a grand mansion for Thomas Wriothesley 1st Earl of Southampton a loyal civil servant to King Henry V111. The ruined Abbey is now run by English Heritage and is open daily it can by found in Mill Lane. Titchfield Hampshire near Fareham.

Brantome Abbey

Brantome Abbey sit beside the river Dronne France

Poppies

To commemorate those who have fallen in service all over the World

St Mary Church

The ceiling of St Mary Church Boxgrove near Chichester West Sussex. It a magical church full of French influence. And in the ground of the church is the ruins of a Benedictine Priory which was founded in 1107 in the beautiful setting of the South Downs.

Brantome Abbey

Historical landmark in Brantome en Perigord France and sits on the edge of the River Dronne

Chichester Cathedral

Chichester Cathedral has fine architecture in both Norman and Gothic styles.

St Cuthbert Church

St Cuthbert church Edinburgh with the castle in the background

Meditation

Buddhism one of the world largest religions and originated 2,500 years ago in India.

Duke of Gloucester Banner

Yorkist. War Of The Roses, Born in 1452 at Fotheringhay Castle, 3rd Duke of York Richard Plantagenet married to Cecily Neville. On May 4th 1471 he commanded his troops on the left wing during the battle at Tewkesbury. His livery badge is described as Party of Azure and Murrey, a boar Argent, armed, bristled and trotters. On July 6 1483 he was crown King Richard 111.

St Just in Roseland

St Just in Roseland church on the Roseland Peninsula Cornwall