That looks like it will be a lot of fun! And hands-on educational - the best way.

Or, you could visit the Map Room of your nearest academic library. In the UK, the UCL has some awesome map resources! Similarly do most city or regional libraries.

Call your nearest librarian and ask! :-)

Actually, since the large visible strike moves upwards, this is probably a photo of a tree ejecting a lightning strike into the sky.

Ah, Chaucer is everywhere.

Bibliophile, part-time collector, full-time reader, digital humanities consultant (augmenting humanities research with modern digital tools and techniques), Tudor history researcher.

Please include me in your rare-book-goodness. 😀

He's the guy who falls in love with a flower girl in Covent Garden but is too macho to admit it, right? I like the songs, but I think that Audrey Hepburn should have been able to sing herself instead of being dubbed.

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