However blogger Lorrie whose answer arrived just after Janneke, used her intuition and came remarkably close to the correct answer.
Well done 1. Janneke 2. Lorrie and 3. Margaret.
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However blogger Lorrie whose answer arrived just after Janneke, used her intuition and came remarkably close to the correct answer.
Well done 1. Janneke 2. Lorrie and 3. Margaret.
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.............Look, there he comes again, the Fox,
Stealing softly through the gorse and rocks,
With silent padding tread.
His nose to the ground, his brush held low,
He moves with a stealthy, graceful flow,
As though he were hardly there.
His eyes, like amber, gleam and shine,
As he weaves through the undergrowth's
entwine,
A vision of nature's art.
With every step, he marks his trail,
Leaving behind a secret, untold tale,
Of his wild and cunning heart.
A view from one of the queen's suite of rooms
Kenilworth town would not have been visible in 1557. The houses seen today were probably built during the late Georgian/early Victorian era. However, the Gatehouse had been newly built, being part of Dudley's grand plan to woo the queen.
.....sitting beside what was once the main highway from Gloucester to Hereford is The Green Man Inn. Built during the first year of the reign of Henry Vll in 1485, this ancient hostelry has now been an important part of village life for almost 550 years