Cassandra Clark

I have 11 new followers from Canada 🇨🇦, UK. 🇬🇧, and more last week. See fedica.com/!Nunsleuth

Hi! This is a site for medievalists. Welcome!

Hi all you medievalists! Great to have you back.

Great to meet new friends on here. Also terrific to be back with old ones. All enthusiasts for anything medieval, churches, castles, clothes, travel, who did what as long as it’s not fantasy, ideas, facts and theories based on fact are very warmly welcomed 🥂😘✊

Special thank you to my 3 new followers from USA, and more last week. fedica.com/!Nunsleuth

Hi! Nu sleuth is back!

I have 4 new followers from USA 🇺🇸, and more last week. See fedica.com/!Nunsleuth

Brilliant. A million thanks. It just about says it all. One of the things about getting old is the absence of old friends. No one warns us how precious they become and how much they’re missed.

@PosyHill1 Hi Posy. I can only see your tweets on my iPad but good to see you still putting it out🤓

#ShakespeareSunday Prepare for mirth, for mirth becomes a feast. Pericles 2:3 A jester in Hereford Cathedral - with bells on😁

@KWCook57 @JonathanFoyle @Pericles494BC How are you getting on these days? Musk has changed my tweet name to something weird with lots of numbers in it so I never get to hear from you unless I can use another ‘device.’ Such is life. Hope you’re both well. cassandraclark.co.uk see me in contacts?

@JonathanFoyle @Pericles494BC Zero out of two for me.

Back to Wales? Tell her it’s the land of cats.

A complex #ScreenSaturday, Avebury, #Wiltshire. Looking at this now, you'd be tempted to think it all Victorian, but no! The loft is C15th, restored by Charles Ponting in 1884, with his new screen constructed under it. The loft was hidden behind a false wall, discovered 1812 1/2

@JonathanFoyle Or ask, at whom were they thrown?

Just as with places, certain old objects have that magical, otherworldly quality to them. This medieval box with its scenes of courtly love carries its past with it through the centuries. I put my eye to its keyhole & see greyhounds and troubadours & tapestried halls…

@andrewsp2009 @TheCastleHunter Pity they didn’t manage it.

Innerwick Castle @TheCastleHunter image & reconstruction. Site besieged in a mock assault (1403) by Hotspur Percy & Archibald, 4th Earl of Douglas while gathering Scots, English & Welsh support to overthrow King Henry IV. A Scots army was near Innerwick but didn't attack Percy

It stands alone in a field, the tower at least 500 years old, whilst much of the rest is an 1812 rebuild. St Matthew’s at Rushall #Wiltshire #SteepleSaturday

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@amy_historia I’m so innocent I can’t see any of those things but tell me, which pilgrim route do I have to follow to be enlightened?😈