Cobblestone street, Sittingbourne
view of London, from the London Eye
Cloudy day, London
George Inn, Southwark
Courtyard of the George Inn, near the place where Chaucer’s pilgrims would have departed on their way to Canterbury
Older Architecture meets newer technology, Piccadilly Circus, London
cobblestone and columns, Covent Garden, London
present day travel in Southwark, London
William Hill, gambling and betting company, as mentioned in “Profit.”
English Tea
Tower, Shooter’s Hill
Shooter’s Hill
Shooter’s Hill
Mural depicting early paper milling and printing press, Dartford
Post office box, Dartford
Outside the Priory Shopping Centre, Dartford
Rochester
Rochester Cathedral
Courtyard flowers, Rochester
Wrought Iron gate, Rochester
preserved Medieval road, Strood
High Street, Rochester
Rochester Cathedral, Rochester
Kings Head Hotel, Rochester
The old meets the new… in Sittingbourne
A pint of bitters, as referenced in “The Devil in Cardiff”
English fish and chips
St. Michael’s Church, Sittingbourne
Plaque in the wall of a church in Sittingbourne, a town on the Canterbury Route.
The A2, referenced in “The Gospel Truth,” on a rainy day, en route to Canterbury
Canterbury Cathredral in the distance, Canterbury
Dane John Mound in the distance, as mentioned in “The Gospel Truth.” Canterbury.
Dane John Mound, Canterbury
Dane John Mound, Canterbury
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