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Safety works are being carried out at Fort Darnet, near Hoo, in Kent, before plans are finalised.
I have posted about the sea forts in the Solent before... but, I did not about this one in the Medway estuary.
Ely Cathedral reflected in the still waters The “Ship of the Fens” standing tall against the morning sky, mirrored perfectly on the river below.
Healey says he was told the spending plans on Monday afternoon - and now has "no other option than to submit my resignation".
The continuing failure of the UK government to increase funding for defence is putting our country at risk... in a time of worldwide conflicts.
Wildflower on Kent road trip! Shoreham country lane. by Adam Swaine Via Flickr: There’s something especially uplifting about roadside wildflowers. Without any attention from growers or gardeners, they flourish – despite the fumes – and are the most beautiful thing on long car journeys by a mile.The bright red field poppy catches everyone’s eye! They were one of the first wildflowers to colonise fallow fields or disturbed soil, which is why they’re found by the side of the roads and in cornfields,

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Barton Transport based in Chilwell, Notinghamshire was one of the UK's largest independent bus operators.
Founded in 1909, the public transport operations were sold in 1989.
11 June 2026 || The Prince of Wales visits the Norfolk and Waveney Mind at Anmer Social Club, a local charity that delivers vital mental health support for the Northwest Norfolk community, in Norfolk, England. (📷Kensington Palace/Getty Images)
Set amongst the picturesque East Anglian countryside we find the peaceful village of Hoxne in north Suffolk.
The village hit the headlines back in 1992 when a guy was hunting for a farmer’s lost hammer in a field with a metal detector and came across the largest hoard of 4th century Roman silver and gold ever found in Britain! The findings became known as the ‘Hoxne Hoard’ and are now held in the British Museum in London with a value of £2.66 million! Not sure if the hammer was ever found!
11 June 2026 || The Prince of Wales speaks to members of local emergency responders Norfolk Blood Bikes at Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital in Norfolk, England. (📷Getty Images)
The Prince of Wales during his visit to mental health charity Norfolk and Waveney Mind in Norfolk, England. — 11 June 2026

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King Charles III and Queen Camilla attend Derby Day of the Betfred Derby Festival at Epsom Downs Racecourse, 06.06.2026
Leeds Castle, Kent, England
A young Princess Elizabeth meets Prince Philip for the first time- 1939
The memorial window to Sir Winston Churchill at St Martin’s Church, Bladon, Oxfordshire.
My former neighbour, is buried in the small village of Bladon… close to his birth place at Blenheim Palace.
This window was unveiled by The Duchess of Cornwall on June 9th, 2015.
Geranium ‘Rozanne’ @ Ightham Mote Kent by Adam Swaine Via Flickr: Geranium 'Rozanne’ (often sold as Geranium 'Gerwat’) is an award-winning, fast-growing hardy perennial celebrated for its prolific, long-lasting violet-blue flowers and white centres. Voted the RHS Chelsea Flower Show Plant of the Centenary

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In the run up to the UK General Election... perhaps some of the party political leaders could pay attention this!
The First Photo of a Member of the British Royal Family, 1842
This haunting image is widely regarded as the earliest known photograph of a member of the British royal family.
It depicts Prince Albert, husband of Queen Victoria, and was created around 1842 using one of photography’s earliest processes, the daguerreotype.
At the time, photography was still a technological novelty, having been publicly introduced only three years earlier in 1839.
Queen Victoria and Prince Albert were enthusiastic supporters of the new medium. They quickly recognized photography’s potential to document family life, public events, and historical moments.
Under their patronage, photography gained prestige throughout Britain and became increasingly accessible to the middle class during the Victorian era.
By the 1850s, photographic portraits were replacing painted miniatures as the preferred way for families to preserve their likenesses.
The royal family’s willingness to sit for photographs helped legitimize the practice and accelerate its adoption across Europe and North America.
Queen Victoria amassed one of the largest photographic collections of the 19th century.
By the end of her reign in 1901, the Royal Collection contained tens of thousands of photographs, creating an unparalleled visual record of Victorian Britain and the royal family itself.
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