One of three memorials we have found at Harrow on the Hill. This one, in the churchyard, marks the spot where Lord Byron admired the view and was inspired to versify.
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English Christian male who is not backward in coming forward with opinions.
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- Is Islam Dying? Europe Certainly Is
- Dorset coast
- Sitting on Grandad
- Zac and Auntie Miriam
- The monstrous regiment
- Well held by Auntie Debbie
- Who me a skinhead?
- Its my big day
- Accident spot
- Take Heed!
- Harrow School
- Memorial to Lord Shaftesbury
- Byron Memorial
- Grand Junction Canal
- White Africans?
- Our pastor and his wife
- Milton's Cottage
- Leaving Hergiswil
- Alpine horn on Stanserhorn
- Katy and Lake Lucerne from Pilatus
- Pilatus Railway across the cliff
- Lucerne from Pilatus
- Katy on top of Pilatus
- Pilatus incline
- Pilatus Railway
- Wiggis from Rigi cable car
- Funicular
- Pilatus Hotel
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- Graham Weeks
- Christian of the Reformed tradition,i.e. a Presbyterian. Father of four, grandfather of six too. Birthday 12 May and I don't believe in zodiac signs or political solutions.
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