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Lancaster, Lancashire
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"Lancaster town is old and much decay'd; there has been a monastery, the walls of parts of it remaine and some of the carv'd stones and figures ... in the river there are great wires or falls of water made for salmon fishing, where they hang their nets and catch great quantety's of fish ..." |
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Tenterden - Tenterden, Kent, England
Tenterden is a lovely old town that dates to the Saxon period. It became prosperous in the 14th century as a centre of the wool trade. Its most famous native was William Caxton (born 1422), who was responsible for printing the first book in English. The parish church of St Mildred is a fine 12th century building with a distinctive tower. Just outside Tenterden is Smallhythe Place, a half-timbered 16th century house that was once … ... more |
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