Rupert Willoughby gave an excellent lecture on the Bayeux Tapestry that fascinated our attendees. He talked about such things as how it survived to the present day when artifacts like Mathilda's wedding dress was thrown on a bonfire; the colours used and how they were made; how to tell the opposing sides apart; the run up to the battle of 1066 as shown on the Tapestry.
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Fifteen members went to the Commandant’s Parade at The Royal Military Academy Sandhurst, a world-renowned centre of e
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Apsley House was bought by the Duke of Wellington as his town residence with part of the money given to him by a grat
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We had a truly fabulous morning at all Saints Church in village of Dunsden, viewing the stained glass window which co
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Twenty-five members enjoyed a lovely sunny day at Hatfield House and gardens.
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