20의 레아 마스턴가지 명소 & 주요 장소

원래 모트와 베일리 성이었던 역사적인 성을 감상하기 위해 들러보세요. 그 이후로 추가되었습니다. 또한 머시아의 여왕인 에델플레다의 동상, 밴드스탠드, 화단, 성 부지 내 스태퍼드셔 연대 감시병에 대한 헌사를 보세요... 선호하신다면 코스를 시작할 수 있는 주차 공간이 있습니다. 멋진 카페와 식사할 곳이 많습니다. 성 부지 내 카페, Christopher's at the Peel, no 18 coffee House, Book Nook and Bakery를 추천합니다.

Great for playing poo sticks

Beautifully laid out flower beds around the motte down to the former moat.

Open every Sunday except the 4 Sunday of January.... Guess which day I went

Imposing monument, set in a charming village green with benches. Shops nearby.

One of the best preserved motte & bailey castles in England.

A nice little hill ,stay on it for a challenge or turn right at the nice little church.

The railway’s name was taken from Echills Wood near Stoneleigh in Warwickshire where it originated with the settlement of Echills Wood going back over a thousand years with a record in the Doomsday Book. The railway itself enjoys a somewhat shorter history stretching back only over only forty years with its move to Kingsbury Water Park in the early part of 2004 and the first steam hauled passenger trains commencing at Easter of 2006. Since relocating to Kingsbury the railway has grown considerably in size. With the provision of comprehensive maintenance and engineering workshops, the railway has an infrastructure to operate a wide range of engines and rolling stock to carry the general public safely and in comfort. The railway’s name was taken from Echills Wood near Stoneleigh in Warwickshire where it originated with the settlement of Echills Wood going back over a thousand years with a record in the Doomsday Book. The railway itself enjoys a somewhat shorter history stretching back only over only forty years with its move to Kingsbury Water Park in the early part of 2004 and the first steam hauled passenger trains commencing at Easter of 2006. Since relocating to Kingsbury the railway has grown considerably in size. With the provision of comprehensive maintenance and engineering workshops, the railway has an infrastructure to operate a wide range of engines and rolling stock to carry the general public safely and in comfort. The railway now has a main line of over 2 km, a number of sidings and branch lines plus a large loco and stock depot area. All this is located in the park of over 600 acres of woodlands and fifteen lakes, run by the rangers and staff of Warwickshire County Council. The railway is classed as a 7 ¼” gauge railway which carries standard and narrow gauge locomotives and rolling stock. The 7 ¼” denotes the distance between the rails.  It is close to 1/8th of the distance between the rails on the national system.