Chislehurst Caves: Human Sacrifice, Rock Gods, and Roleplay in an Underground Village
Chislehurst Caves has been a bomb shelter and a mushroom farm, a human sacrificial chamber, a battlefield for Time Lords, and a venue for rock concerts.
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Curiosities
A catch all category for those oddities that we can’t quite pigeon hole.
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How Roys took over Wroxham and built the world’s largest village store
Odd Days Out have been to investigate how – with the help of ‘Roys of Wroxham’ – the village of Hoveton has managed to buck the standard commercial homogeneity found in most high streets and instead replaced almost every shop with a Roys.
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A muggle’s guide to Diagon Alley
ODO has been to visit two locations used in the Harry Potter films for the famous street of Diagon Alley.
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Margate Shell Grotto
Discovered in 1835, the Margate Shell Grotto remains one of Britain’s biggest mysteries – a collection of subterranean mosaics, of
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Trinity Buoy Wharf
If London had an epicentre for oddness, it would surely be Trinity Buoy Wharf, situated at Bow Creek, the confluence of London’s River Lee and River Thames on the opposite bank to the 02 arena.
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Gallions Hill
Built from recycled excavated material dug up during the construction of the surrounding housing development. It is the focal point of the recently-opened (January 2017) Gallions Reach Park, created from land left vacant
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