In our last blog we told you about the underground tunnels at Ramsgate where so many of the 350,000 British and French troops evacuated from the beaches of Dunkirk and large numbers of local civilians sheltered from the intense German … Continue reading →
After all the recent anniversaries to do with the First World War, 2019 will no doubt see many people remembering that it was 80 years ago that the Second World War started. Many Britons found themselves on the ‘front line’ … Continue reading →
The Lascaux painted caves are world famous – the original, closed to the public on the 20th April 1963 due to over-visiting was needless to say, Lascaux 1. Lascaux 2 is the well known and loved facsimile opened on the … Continue reading →
