クロウソーン周辺のアトラクション＆必見スポット - トップ20

This junction is a great place to meet up or find your way around the trails and Swinley Forest

Sick place to ride, loads of trails and the burns are great👌.

Easy route

It should come as no surprise that a statue of the long-time regent Elizabeth II (1926 to 2022) is located in the vicinity of royal Windsor Castle. With the exception of the coat of arms, the brick base of the monument erected in her honor is comparatively simple. It depicts the Queen of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, who is also known for her love of horses, in a riding pose. It is an extremely familiar image, as she has often been seen in this manner, for example at her official birthday celebrations, the "Trooping the Colour," sitting on a horse and receiving the parade. A very familiar image, as she was often seen in the same way, for example at her official birthday celebration, the "Trooping the Color".

more stuff plundered by the British Empire... Originally from Libya! 🤣

interesting, but you have to walk a little bit

North African Roman ruins in leafy Windsor Great Park! This is a really interesting story and worth reading more about after you've seen the ruins. Possibly inspired by Lord Elgin, British officer Hanmer Warrington shipped the ruins of the Temple of Augustus in 1817, with the intention of selling them to The British Museum. However, the museum was not interested, so the Roman temple ruins sat outside the museum for 8 years before being taken to Windsor and erected next to Virginia Water. A fascinating tale of Imperial plunder: https://www.theatlantic.com/science/archive/2018/01/roman-ruins-windsor-castle/550199/

A beguiling sight, the Ruins were constructed from columns, pedestals and slabs recovered from the vibrant Roman city of Leptis Magna, which was in what is today Libya. The stones that make up the Ruins were gifted to George IV in 1816 and put in place ten years later. Today, they're protected by a fence, having been lovingly restored in 2009.