Salisbury
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The Blue Boar Row on the north side of the Market Place.
There used to be an inn in the 15th century with that name.
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The owner of the shop should hand it over
to the Army Flying Museum.
to the Army Flying Museum.
The old wooden structures in Salisbury
are remarkable.
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Catherine Street
At the time I took this photo,
I didn't know this was a modern approach
from a very old place.
In the 14th century the establishment was called:
The Bell and Crown Inn.
Later it was called: The Cloisters,
and now it's again, since april 2019,
The Bell & Crown.
I love those windows.
Look! Another one!
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At The Cathedral Close
More about it >>> here <<<
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And this plaque is to honor Dorothy Brooke.
More info >>> here <<<
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At Malmesbury House
15 The CI, Salisbury SP1 2EB, UK
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Salisbury Cathedral
Built between 1220 and 1280.
The tallest spire of Great Britain: 123.14 m.
Sorry for all the photos.
So much to see!
I thought I never been here,
but as soon as I entered the area,
I remembered!
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The refrectory
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