Lists by E Capemarsh

All over the world, tiny, unrecognised territories have declared independence and/or achieved political autonomy. Some are silly, some serious and some sinister. 

Called 'The Backbone of England' and stretching from the North Midlands to Hadrians Wall, The Pennines are the country's longest range of hills. Home to mysterious moorlands, ingenious industrialists and secret stone age sites.

The relics, museums and wonders of Britain's Industrial Revolution

Dino Parks and Statues around the world

Mysterious Stone, Bronze and Iron age relics. Some famous, some much more overlooked.

Sea cliffs, extreme tides, eccentrics and centuries of defensive history ensure the long and varied coast of Britain is stocked with seaside suprises.

Museums, monuments and instruments

Stretching from Nottingham to Worksop, Sherwood Forest is a UK National Character Area

Britain's best places for things that go bump in the night.

There are over 500 known human-made chambers, tunnels, caverns and passages under the city and they keep finding more. These are some of the accessible ones.

Ancient and modern customs and carryings-on.

Buildings for beasties.