Wonderful and magical @exetercathedral #RP from the brilliant @thetudortravelguide ・・・ This Cathedral Holds The World Record…Can You Guess What For? 🤔⬇️ This is Exeter Cathedral. Construction began in 1112, presumably at the east end and it was consecrated in 1133. It took around 300 years to build. During the time of its construction, the architecture of the cathedral became outdated and so large parts were remodelled along the way. However, you can still see evidence of early Norman Architect

The quickest transfer between #Heathrow and London Paddington. ✈️ With the Heathrow Express, you can enjoy a direct, non-stop service from London Paddington to Heathrow Terminals 2&3 in only 15 minutes, with an extra 6 minutes to Terminal 5. 👉 Heathrowexpress.com | Heathrow Airport

The Magnificent Paddington Station – A Hidden World Beneath the Rails Did you know that beneath the grand glass roof of London’s Paddington Station once stood an enormous locomotive shed — built in the 1850s by none other than Isambard Kingdom Brunel himself? Before the age of diesel and electric trains, this was the beating heart of the Great Western Railway — where the mighty King George V, the elegant Castle Class, and countless Prairie tanks were turned, coaled, and prepared for journeys wes

The Magnificent Paddington Station – A Hidden World Beneath the Rails Did you know that beneath the grand glass roof of London’s Paddington Station once stood an enormous locomotive shed — built in the 1850s by none other than Isambard Kingdom Brunel himself? Before the age of diesel and electric trains, this was the beating heart of the Great Western Railway — where the mighty King George V, the elegant Castle Class, and countless Prairie tanks were turned, coaled, and prepared for journeys wes

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