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The Scullery at Castle Drogo, Devon

The sea breaking at the foot of the cliffs of the Lizard, seen from Gunwalloe

The sea breaks on the scattered rocks with the Godrevy Lighthouse in the distance behind

The sea dog table in the Withdrawing Chamber at Hardwick Hall, Derbyshire

The sea dog table in the Withdrawing Chamber at Hardwick Hall, Derbyshire

The sea dog table in the Withdrawing Chamber at Hardwick Hall, Derbyshire

The sea is calm and clear along the coast at Stackpole Head

The Seasons by James Thomson, bound by Staggemeier & Welcher 1800, at Anglesey Abbey

The second floor bedroom in the 1870s house in the Birmingham Back to Backs

The second floor bedroom in the 1870s house in the Birmingham Back to Backs, showing two beds with a chamber pot under one of them

The second floor bedroom in the 1870s house in the Birmingham Back to Backs, with an iron-framed bed

The second floor bedroom of the 1870s house at the Birmingham Back to Backs, with a curtain divider and two iron bedsteads

The Second Floor Bedroom, looking towards the beds and window

The Second World War air raid shelter at the Birmingham Back to Backs with a knitted blanket over the single bed and a collection of jars and bowls on the floor

The sedimentary bedded cliff face at Heysham Head part of a buffer of wild coastline between the nuclear power station, in the background and the coastal resort of Morecombe

The seed head of the Himalayan balsam (Impatiens balsamifera) at Parke, Bovey Tracey, Devon, an invasive species that is difficult to control and manage as its seed head explodes, spreading the seeds over a wide range

The seed head of the Himalayan balsam (Impatiens balsamifera) at Parke, Bovey Tracey, Devon, an invasive species that is difficult to control and manage as its seed head explodes, spreading the seeds over a wide range

THE SELLING OF JOSEPH by Sebastien Bourdon (1616-71) from the Somerset Room at Petworth (Dec 1992)

The separate Chapel at Oxburgh Hall, built in 1838, with bricks from demolished cottages

The Servant's Bedroom at Sunnycroft showing the wooden bedstead, chairs, wash stand and washing jug and basin

The Servant's Bedroom at Sunnycroft, showing the wooden bedstead, wash stand and washing jug and basin

The servants bedroom at Lanhydrock

The servery at Lanhydrock

The setting sun seen through a gap in the rocky outcrops and reflecting on the sea and wet sand at Carricknaford at the east end of White Park Bay