St Pauls Cathedral - London

St Paul Cathedral

Date September | Location - London  | Demolished - No 

Wow, what can I say? This cathedral is stunning, and it was so enjoyable to walk around. The view from the roof is amazing! I have to admit, I didn’t enjoy walking up almost 600 steps, but the view from the top was worth it. The staff was also really friendly and helpful, which was nice.

The cathedral’s construction began around 604 AD, starting off as a small Saxon church. It later transformed into a Gothic cathedral on that site. Unfortunately, it was sadly destroyed by fires and Viking raids. The current design of the cathedral was created by Sir Christopher Wren in 1666 after the Great Fire of London. The building is Grade I listed.

Walmer FW23/24 pillbox - Kent

Walmer FW3/24 pillbox 

Date August | Location Kent | Demolished - no 

We got the train to deal and walked down to walmer that was only a 20 min walk to head to the castle, along the way we though we have a look at this pillbox ,  this pillbx was sealed up completly 

these pillbox was used in the ww2 

canterbury cathedral

Canterbury Cathedral

 Date: August | Location: Canterbury  | Demolished: No  

What can I say about this place? Just wow! It is so beautiful and amazing. I can't believe I had never been here before. There is a fee to enter the cathedral, but you pay once and can visit multiple times throughout the year. The place is stunning, though it does get really busy. It reminds me of something out of Hogwarts! The history begins with St. Augustine, who founded the first cathedral in 597 AD to turn Britain into a Christian nation. The cathedral is one of the oldest and most spiritual sites of the Anglican Church. In 1170, a murder occurred involving Archbishop Thomas Becket. Sadly, in late 1067, a fire damaged the cathedral significantly. During World War II, Canterbury was bombed, and the cathedral was a target. Even though it was hit, it survived.

St Thomas of Canterbury church - Canterbury

 St thomas of canterbury church 

Date: August | Location: Canterbury  |Delmoished: No  

As we were heading to the cathedral, we noticed that this church was open, so I thought we would take a quick look inside. My first reaction upon entering was "wow," as I had never seen a church like that before. Sometimes, you never know what is hidden behind the closed doors of churches if you don't go in.

While we were exploring the church, we encountered a number of visitors who came for various reasons. Overall, it was such a charming church, and I had never seen anything like it before either.

The church is a Roman Catholic parish and is said to have been built between 1870 and 1875. It is designed in the Gothic Revival style and is located in Canterbury Lanes.