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Carl Griffin: The halls interior is impressively lavish however the true highlight are the vast gardens often hidden amongst ravines.

Carl Griffin: Most complete and impressive bastioned town defences in England.

Carl Griffin: One of the first purpose built barracks in Britain dating from 1717. Interesting exhibition about the British infantryman. Run by English heritage.

Carl Griffin: Impressive ruins of Henry II's 12th century keep guarding the strategic Stainmore Pass. Run by English heritage.

Carl Griffin: Amazing excavations of a Roman garrison town. Take an audio guide to learn more about the individual buildings and streets. Run by English heritage.

Carl Griffin: Remains of a bridge that carried Hadrians Wall across the North Tyne.

Carl Griffin: Small section of wall with the remains of a defensive turret.

Carl Griffin: 14th century fortress where in 1487 Lambert Simnel, pretender to Henry VII's throne, landed. Run by English heritage.

Carl Griffin: Largest Roman ampitheatre in Britain. Run by English heritage.

Carl Griffin: Original gateway of Chester castle. The tower house contains a chapel with fine wall paintings from 1220.

Carl Griffin: Huge cylindrical keep ringed by six great turret buttresses, making this a unique fortress in Britain. Great views from top of keep. Run by English heritage.

Carl Griffin: Impressive ruins of a mighty early Normas castle on a rocky promontory above the River Swale. Great views from top of the keep. Run by English heritage.

Carl Griffin: Mighty medieval fortress that was the favourite home and powerbase of Richard III. Run by English heritage.

Carl Griffin: Huge medieval fortress. Owned by Elizabeth I's favourite, Robert Dudley, who converted it into a great showpiece mansion to impress the Queen. The gardens have recently been restored.

Carl Griffin: Pretty timber framed house where Charles II hide following his defeat at the Battle of Worcester in 1651; first in an oak tree and then the house's attic. Run by English heritage.

Carl Griffin: Very interesting ruins spread amongst overgrown woodland. Run by English heritage.

Carl Griffin: One of England's greatest Elizabethan houses. Though most of it is roofless, the exterior walls retain their full impressive facades. Run by English heritage.

Carl Griffin: Best preserved survivor of the Eleanor Crosses which marked the places where Eleanor of Castille, wife of Edward I, rested on route to Westminster to be buried.

Carl Griffin: The Le de Spencer Arms is a lovely pub.

Carl Griffin: Very good quality clothing. Worth every penny.

Carl Griffin: Almost as good as a cevapi from Travnik.

Carl Griffin: Very good value pizzas.

Carl Griffin: Very tasty desserts.

Carl Griffin: Lavishly decorated interior. Great pizza.

Carl Griffin: Wonderfully succulent beef.

Carl Griffin: Wonderful fried prawns in rice.

Carl Griffin: Wonderful cevapi. Just as good as that found in central Bosnia.

Carl Griffin: Excellent views from the terrace.