New In!

View all

Adventures Near & Far as Travel Posters and a history letter

Follow Ella's Adventures

Click a pin to explore the travel posters · Scroll to zoom · Drag to pan

Not Just Travel Posters .....

A watercolour-style illustration of Wells Cathedral in Somerset, shown as a printed postcard with the text 'Wells Cathedral' and 'Somerset' below, plus a circular postmark in the upper right.

Postcards Home

Postcards Home

Wasson Cornish dialect greeting card with tartan typography, by Ella's Adventures

Cornish Dialect Greeting Cards

Cornish Dialect Greeting Cards

Mugs

Mugs

Mugs

Ella's latest thoughts ....

  • The chain that stopped ships in their tracks

    Dartmouth Castle was built from the 1380s by John Hawley, a successful merchant and notorious privateer widely believed to have inspired Chaucer's burly Shipman in The Canterbury Tales, a character...

    The chain that stopped ships in their tracks

    Dartmouth Castle was built from the 1380s by John Hawley, a successful merchant and notorious privateer widely believed to have inspired Chaucer's burly Shipman in The Canterbury Tales, a character...

  • The castle that was never once attacked

    Here's the Totnes Castle fact that made me want to paint it. It's one of the best preserved Norman motte-and-bailey castles anywhere in Britain, and the largest of its kind...

    The castle that was never once attacked

    Here's the Totnes Castle fact that made me want to paint it. It's one of the best preserved Norman motte-and-bailey castles anywhere in Britain, and the largest of its kind...

  • The town with its own currency

    Here's the Totnes fact that sums the place up nicely. It's one of England's oldest chartered towns, and for years it issued its own local currency, the Totnes Pound, designed...

    The town with its own currency

    Here's the Totnes fact that sums the place up nicely. It's one of England's oldest chartered towns, and for years it issued its own local currency, the Totnes Pound, designed...

1 3