and a pin badge. This is the second time I visited the exhibition, so didn't buy as much as before and missing the usual things, like catalogues, postcards etc., but there was a lot there. (2)

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No area is missed and they have helped me find so many churches, so I'm glad to get the one on my local area. (2)

@joel_dowell @Yakusira @Kenrulei @TAHK0 The issue is the US date format is the least used, but that has been the one most commonly shared. So I guess in theory they should have shared the UK one, as more of the world use that system (Europe, Asia), but the US is a huge market. They can't win either way.

@tudorfoodrecipe No problem! I'm constantly going through wills for my thesis, may as well make use of that!

to date the only verified likeness of her. (3)

On 29 January 1536, Katherine of Aragon was buried in Peterborough Cathedral. Just a few days ago I was able to visit as part of their annual festival and see her resting place, which was lovingly covered with flowers and pomegranates.

So here are a few of the things I got from Peterborough Cathedral, I visited a few years ago and so already have the guidebook, postcards etc. I normally get. I always have to get something though!

@AnneBoleynBooks Thank you, I do appreciate that! It has been a great weekend, I have been here for all of it, well six talks this weekend and the banquet last night. I'm heading home tomorrow morning and hope to write up a post about it when I get back.

A little late posting, but the final talk of the day (and the sixth of this weekend) was by Jackson van Uden and on Katharine of Aragon and the Tyranny of Henry VIII. This explored Henry's actions against Katharine as being tyrannical and how, as well as what makes a tyrant.

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After reading her book a few years ago, I knew I would enjoy it and it definitely didn't disappoint! (2)