Earlier this year I made the decision to go – by myself – to the BBC History Weekend in York. I cannot stress how far outside my comfort zone this was. I made the decision to travel halfway across the country by myself and really put myself out there in terms of meeting history friends…
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The Church With The Hidden Treasure – St Anno’s Church, Llananno
If you live in Wales, there is a good chance you have passed this treasure chest of a church and not even realised. On the A483 between Llandrindod Wells and Newtown St Anno’s Church, Llananno sits in isolation, hidden in a small dip of the valley next to the River Ithon. It has almost been…
Historygram – The Top Accounts to Follow for Medieval Manuscripts
In the battle of e-reader versus book, I will choose book every single time. In my eyes, nothing can beat the thrill of the turn of the page. Books are things of beauty and creators of worlds, and e-readers just cannot compete with the untangible magic that the written word possesses. It is for the same reasons that…