Exeter - A City With Buildings From 200AD To 2012AD - Part 2

[debris4spike]

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[curiouswombat]

Oh - that was fascinating - not a place I knew anything about at all, and it looks lovely.

[debris4spike]

I really love how Exeter has managed to blend all the history together - keeping so much, yet still managing to move into the 21st century.

It is nice to be able to get to know this city in my spare moments.

[crimson_newmoon]

AWWWWW I want to go there!

[debris4spike]

It is a lovely city.

[kudagirl]

Old and new world. Looks like a nice place to live.

We saw parts of the Roman walls in Germany when we lived there. Amazing that they survived all this time.

[debris4spike]

It is wonderful to see so much history in Europe ...as a friend said in the original post in wild_photos .... "Wouldn't it be amazing if only those walls could talk"

[bubblesandlace]

What a beautiful city and fascinating history! Thanks for the tour :)

[debris4spike]

I really love how Exeter has managed to blend all the history together - keeping so much, yet still managing to move into the 21st century.

I am glad you enjoyed the trip - and no sore feet from the walking!

[bubblesandlace]

I couldn't have said it better myself :) That's really the impression I got from the pictures!!

Haha can I cheat and say I still burned the calories I would have? Haha ;)

[lifefailsme]

Wow! See, Tudor, Gothic, Georgian, Roman, all around the same place. *tears up* England, my England :D

[debris4spike]

deborahw37 said this in the actual post on wild_photos .... so much history, wouldn't it be wonderful if these walls could talk.