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Grundtvig Church, Copenhagen 1927-1940 a rare example of a Expressionism church. Architect Pedro Vilhelm Jensen-Klint

u/Over-Willingness-933 — 2 hours ago
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Jacob Hansen Hus (House), Helsingborg, Sweden. Built 1641 and one of few buildings in the area surviving the Scanian Wars.

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20th August 1418 Henry the Navigator took Cueta for Portugal. There was a Seige from Morocco 30 years later, but the territory has remained in European hands (now Spanish) since. Interested to know the benefits for Portugal for this outpost

u/Over-Willingness-933 — 13 hours ago
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Cardiff. Largest city and capital of Wales. A city that grew massively during the 19th century. Home town of children's author Roald Dahl,

u/Over-Willingness-933 — 1 day ago
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Battle of Brémule, Normandy 20th August 1119. Henry I defeated Louis VI the fat. Louis VI was bouyed by victories earlier and wanted to finish Henry I in Normandy.

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St Lawrence Church, Ludlow, UK build from 11th century but later additions like the tower dates from 1471. Arthur (Henry VIII brother) heart is buried here.

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St Lawrence Church, Ludlow, UK build from 11th century but later additions like the tower dates from 1471. Arthur (Henry VIII brother) heart is buried here.

13th most popular free visitor attraction in the West Midlands

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Barker Tower, York, UK 14th century fort built 1300. Named after barkers who processed oak bark for leather tanning

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Nottingham has over 1000 man made Caves beneath its streets made from sandstone. This cave dates from 1250 and caves only stopped being used for living in 1845, although some were kept as tanneries and storage.

u/Over-Willingness-933 — 2 days ago