Ambles Past Architecture

Josephine Gosling


Region:
North West
Notice Period:
Emergency (maybe less than one week's notice)
Type:
Hobby
Fee:
Paid: £50
Category:
Travel
Updated:
5th June 2023
Tagged:
Architecture

What is the difference between Gothic and Palladianism? Which is the single surviving Anglo-Saxon timber church in England? How many Eleanor crosses still survive? Who's horses had very fine stables? And where is the largest Grade 2 listed building in Europe? Find out the answers from this descriptive and informative talk about ambles past architecture mainly in Britain from pre-history to the 21st Century.

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About Josephine Gosling

I give a series of illustrated themed talks on country walking, both rural and urban, under the umbrella title of Amazing Walks. The talks are fully illustrated with a digital photographic show and I bring all my own equipment. I have given talks to W.I.s, U3As, PROBUS and various other groups and have received very positive feedback. I have been successfully auditioned by Lancashire Federation of WIs and I am on the recommended list of North West U3A groups. I have been complimented on the details given in the talks and the quality of my photographs. I can travel to groups within Lancashire and Cheshire or anywhere within a 45 mile radius or so of Manchester. I am willing to come at short notice providing I am available as I might be out walking or talking! Please book early for 2026 as the places are limited and are soon filled up. Provisional bookings will be accepted also.


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