Mysterious Somerset and Bristol Nottingham Forest FC It is sometimes said that

It is sometimes said that the history of a town can be seen in its public houses

Medieval Colchester's "Lost Landmarks" sets out to recapture the feel and appearance of the town towards the end of the Middle Ages

many of the people and places mentioned in the book are long gone - making "Looking Back at Crawley" a must-see for anyone eager to look back and say 'I remember when

but in particular that special breed of fan who supports the redoubtable Rams through thick and thin

Mysterious Somerset and Bristol Nottingham Forest FC It is sometimes said thatMysterious Somerset and Bristol takes the reader on a fascinating journey through this most beautiful, mystical, enchanting and yet sometimes eerie county, looking at its strange historical curiosities, unexplained mysteries and supernatural phenomena. Covering a wide area from Exmoor, through the Brendon Hills and the Quantocks, the Mendip Hills and Cheddar Gorge, to the Avon Gorge and southern Bristol the author has unearthed hundreds of strange