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  1. Whitewashed

    Off the beaten path, Cheddar also offers quiet and cozy views.

    August 2026 Cheddar/Somerset

    #Cheddar #Somerset #England #UK

  2. Whitewashed

    Off the beaten path, Cheddar also offers quiet and cozy views.

    August 2026 Cheddar/Somerset

    #Cheddar #Somerset #England #UK

  3. Whitewashed

    Off the beaten path, Cheddar also offers quiet and cozy views.

    August 2026 Cheddar/Somerset

    #Cheddar #Somerset #England #UK

  4. Somerset Sounds is coming to Taunton in summer 2027. Somerset CCC and Full Fat 360 are launching an annual concert series at the County Ground, with major touring acts and headliners still to be announced.

    #SomersetSounds #Taunton #Somerset #LiveMusic
    thefestivals.uk/somerset-sound

  5. 10th September

    Today in 1816, Mary Shelley and her husband, Percy, arrived in Bath. Mary’s journal states: “Arrive at Bath about two – dine and spend the evening in looking for lodgings”.

    Mary didn’t spend that much time in Somerset, but her stay in Bath was very significant. Staying until early 1817, she wrote much of Frankenstein whilst living there. She was only 19 at the time.

    Mary features in On This Day in Somerset.

    #maryshelley #bath #somerset #writers #frankenstein #history

  6. 10th September

    Today in 1816, Mary Shelley and her husband, Percy, arrived in Bath. Mary’s journal states: “Arrive at Bath about two – dine and spend the evening in looking for lodgings”.

    Mary didn’t spend that much time in Somerset, but her stay in Bath was very significant. Staying until early 1817, she wrote much of Frankenstein whilst living there. She was only 19 at the time.

    Mary features in On This Day in Somerset.

    #maryshelley #bath #somerset #writers #frankenstein #history

  7. 10th September

    Today in 1816, Mary Shelley and her husband, Percy, arrived in Bath. Mary’s journal states: “Arrive at Bath about two – dine and spend the evening in looking for lodgings”.

    Mary didn’t spend that much time in Somerset, but her stay in Bath was very significant. Staying until early 1817, she wrote much of Frankenstein whilst living there. She was only 19 at the time.

    Mary features in On This Day in Somerset.

    #maryshelley #bath #somerset #writers #frankenstein #history

  8. 10th September

    Today in 1816, Mary Shelley and her husband, Percy, arrived in Bath. Mary’s journal states: “Arrive at Bath about two – dine and spend the evening in looking for lodgings”.

    Mary didn’t spend that much time in Somerset, but her stay in Bath was very significant. Staying until early 1817, she wrote much of Frankenstein whilst living there. She was only 19 at the time.

    Mary features in On This Day in Somerset.

    #maryshelley #bath #somerset #writers #frankenstein #history

  9. 10th September

    Today in 1816, Mary Shelley and her husband, Percy, arrived in Bath. Mary’s journal states: “Arrive at Bath about two – dine and spend the evening in looking for lodgings”.

    Mary didn’t spend that much time in Somerset, but her stay in Bath was very significant. Staying until early 1817, she wrote much of Frankenstein whilst living there. She was only 19 at the time.

    Mary features in On This Day in Somerset.

    #maryshelley #bath #somerset #writers #frankenstein #history

  10. #OTD in 1549, Edward Seymour, Duke of Somerset and Lord Protector, woke as the most powerful man in Tudor England — and went to bed a denounced traitor.
    He had ruled in all but name since 1547. So what brought his fall?
    tudorsociety.com/the-fall-of-l
    #TudorHistory #EdwardVI #Somerset

  11. #OTD in 1549, Edward Seymour, Duke of Somerset and Lord Protector, woke as the most powerful man in Tudor England — and went to bed a denounced traitor.
    He had ruled in all but name since 1547. So what brought his fall?
    tudorsociety.com/the-fall-of-l
    #TudorHistory #EdwardVI #Somerset

  12. #OTD in 1549, Edward Seymour, Duke of Somerset and Lord Protector, woke as the most powerful man in Tudor England — and went to bed a denounced traitor.
    He had ruled in all but name since 1547. So what brought his fall?
    tudorsociety.com/the-fall-of-l
    #TudorHistory #EdwardVI #Somerset