Enchanted Forest Near Somerset That Feels Like a Real-Life Fairytale Friday, April 24, 2026 puzzlewood forest gloucestershire fairytale ancient trails nature fantasy films tourism Known as “one of the most magical places in England,” Puzzlewood is a breathtaking ancient forest just a 40-minute drive from Gloucester. Recently gaining widespread attention across social media, visitors are … Read More
Dramatic Photos Capture Forty People Walking on Fire in Yeovil Monday, April 6, 2026 firewalking yeovil tradition courage endurance ritual community bravery ancient ceremony A remarkable event unfolded in Yeovil as forty courageous individuals took part in a traditional firewalking ceremony. This ancient practice, which involves walking barefoot across hot embers, has long been revered as a … Read More
Ancient DNA Reveals Earliest Domesticated Dog at Cheddar Gorge Sunday, April 5, 2026 cheddar gorge goughscave dna domestication dog archaeology ancient cheddarman fossils New DNA analysis of ancient animal remains from Cheddar Gorge’s renowned Gough’s Cave has dramatically reshaped our understanding of early dog domestication. A 14,300-year-old jawbone discovered during excavations between … Read More
Sinkhole Uncovers Hidden Ancient Crypt at Somerset Graveyard Monday, November 10, 2025 sinkhole crypt somerset allsaintschurch graveyard ancient tomb martock archaeology church A large sinkhole opened up unexpectedly at All Saints' Church cemetery in Martock, Somerset, revealing an ancient underground crypt believed to date back to before the 1700s. The hole, approximately 12 feet wide, appeared on … Read More
Sinkhole Reveals Ancient Crypt in Martock Churchyard Monday, November 10, 2025 sinkhole crypt martock somerset allsaints churchyard heritage ancient tomb restoration A sudden sinkhole has opened up in the cemetery of All Saints' Church in Martock, Somerset, uncovering a hidden ancient crypt believed to date back over 300 years. The sinkhole, approximately 12 feet wide, emerged on … Read More
Threatened Veteran Tree by Rugby Stadium Could Become Bath’s Own Sycamore Gap Saturday, May 10, 2025 bath rugby stadium tree environment conservation ancient greenparty planning recreationground sport Green Party councillors have raised serious concerns that Bath Rugby’s ambitious plan to build an 18,000-seat stadium at the Recreation Ground could threaten a treasured veteran copper beech tree nearby. Situated in the heart … Read More