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Tag Archives: coaching inn
A Right Royal Mess
In search of what, I was no longer sure, but before leaving Rochester, I had one stop-off to check out. That was to compare the coaching inn there that shares the same name as the one in Dartford (The Royal … Continue reading
Posted in Canterbury, Rochester, Winchester
Tagged coaching inn, English heritage, English pubs
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Caught Out In Getting To Canterbury
Computer says “No”, was pretty much the answer that I got from the Tourist Information Centre at Rochester about buses that go from there to Canterbury. They couldn’t even tell me where to connect at all to get there. I … Continue reading
Posted in Canterbury, Canterbury, Kent, Rochester
Tagged coaching inn, Kent bus routes, Kent buses, Medway buses
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Many Roads to take and A River to Cross
From what I discovered on my day trip to Dartford, I was no longer sure of the road I wanted to take in leaving there. Plus there was a question of how best to get across the River Medway using the mode … Continue reading
Posted in Canterbury, Canterbury, Chaucer, Dartford, Pilgrimages, Publishing, Rochester, Winchester
Tagged Canterbury Tales, coaching inn, prophets, saints, spiritual, spirituality, St Swithun, St Thomas a Beckett
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A Sad and Sorry End to English Pilgrimages
Following on from my post on the Yard Foreman’s Tale, it would not just have been the romance of the coach and horses being the mode of transport, but also the interesting people one would have met on their way to pay their spiritual … Continue reading
Posted in Canterbury, Canterbury, Caxton, Dartford, Kent, Printing, Publishing
Tagged Caxton Press, Chaucer, coaching inn, marriage, pilgrims, spiritual
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The Yard Foreman’s Tale
What days those must have been, when the coaches with the horses rode into town – with people from far and wide…. I had thought that those days were long since gone, until I found my way into Dartford town and arrived at … Continue reading
Posted in Canterbury, Canterbury, Dartford, Kent, Pilgrimages, Travel
Tagged coach journeys, coaching inn, pilgrims
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The Old Coach Road
It’s funny how something – even a little thing – will either remind you of something you had to do, or spark a memory of a bygone time in your life that you had forgotten, without you necessarily knowing why or … Continue reading
Shades of the pub that Mitre Bin a Chaucer Coaching Inn
The spirit world entered again into my next stop along the road, although in a more typically Western way with being told by Kyle, a South African bar manager, of two ghosts – going by the name of George and … Continue reading
Posted in Canterbury, Chaucer, Greenwich, Pilgrimages, Southwark, Winchester
Tagged coaching inn, ghost, ghosts, spiritual
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