911-10608 - Traditional hay meadows at the head of the Langdale valley, Lake District, UK, are some of the best wild flower hay meadows left in the country. Since the second world war, Britian has lost over 95% of its traditional hay meadows, as farmers have converted to silage.

797-10851 - England, Berkshire, Windsor, The long walk leading to the castle.

797-10852 - England, Berkshire, Windsor, The Duchess of Cambridge pub re-named in 2011 was the first to be named after the newly married Kate.

797-10858 - England, Hampshire, Milford on Sea, Second world war defences at Hurst Castle to defend the strategically important Solent.

797-10859 - England, Hampshire, Milford on Sea, Second world war defences at Hurst Castle to defend the strategically important Solent.

797-10860 - England, Hampshire, Milford on Sea, People walking along Hurst spit a 1.5 mile long shingle ridge.

797-10853 - England, Berkshire, Windsor, The Duchess of Cambridge pub re-named in 2011 was the first to be named after the newly married Kate.

797-10855 - England, Berkshire, Windsor, The monument to the Irish Guards created by sculptor Mark Jackson was unveiled in 2011. The bronze statue made from material salvaged from the Iraq war.

797-10854 - England, Berkshire, Windsor, The Duchess of Cambridge pub re-named in 2011 was the first to be named after the newly married Kate.

797-10856 - England, Berkshire, Windsor, A heraldic plaque representing the kingdom at the time of King Henry IV 1406-1422 located on the bridge that spans the river Thames linking town to Eton

797-10857 - England, Berkshire, Eton, The highly prestigious private college at Eton was established almost six centuries ago by King Henry IV.

797-9679 - Chichester Cathedral from Bishops Palace Gardens, Chichester, West Sussex, England