Stonehenge
I hail the law formed to serve the strong. In vain we argue rail and chide (Lucy Aitken)
White Cliffs of Dover
(A traveller) weary toil subdued, I reached a country strange and rude (Matilda Betton)
Langdale, Lake District
Thinks thou Britain still to rest at ease (an island Queen amidst thy subject seas). (Laetitia Barbauld)
British Camp, Malvern
In this sea fenced isle survey scenes to make the sick heart shudder. (Charlotte Smith)
Plymouth Hoe
What is Empire? The privilege to punish and enjoy and think ourselves immortal (Hannah More)
Brean Head Napoleonic Fort
Advancing clouds from every point of heaven brood aloft o’er the enpurpled earth (Johanna Baillie)
Lower Slaughter, Cotswolds
The cottages of England! Fearless there the lowly sleep. (Felicity Homans)
Alexandra Park, Belfast
People are almost always better than their neighbours think they are (George Eliot)