Why are almost 180 gravestones piled inside a medieval cave in the middle of Bristol? This tiny chamber in Redcliffe started life in the 1300s as a hermit’s cell, a place where a solitary holy man once lived and prayed in the sandstone cliff. Centuries later, the land around it became a Quaker burial ground, used from the 1660s up to the early 1900s. When the burial ground was eventually turned into a public garden, all of the small Quaker headstones were carefully lifted from the grass. Instead

Glamping - Inside a Beautiful Medieval Pavilion Tent