Following the freak discovery of my lost notes on parchments preserved in the reed beds of Rutland Water last week, I’m able to bring you “jottings from Belvoir“. They’re so old, some record banners on pub walls saying “Leycester Cittie – ye Premyr Champione“. Belvoir doesn’t help the photographer much, but it is a pleasant place to explore,… Continue reading BLANKED IN LONG CLAWSON
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IT’S PRONOUNCED BEAVER
The Vale of Belvoir is the small but posh bit between Grantham, Melton Mowbray and Bingham, and so a bit of the 3 dullest East Midlands counties. It’s relatively hilly, at least where the castle is perched, but would appear very flat to anyone north of Belper. There’s been a Beer Guide pub in virtually… Continue reading IT’S PRONOUNCED BEAVER