The Ermine Street Guard is
going strong, but it is some time since I have seen them out in force.
The last time I met them was at a villa in Gloucestershire, when I was
privileged to be allowed to blow a 'bugle' call on a magnificent
trumpet. The man who made it explained the difficulty of shaping the
great circle of tubing and making it conical at the same time.
The pictures that I have uploaded today are the slides that I took
about 20 years ago. I did not make a note of which Roman site it was,
but those with sharp eyes and more expertise than I have may recognise
the bits of ruin in the background of some pictures. Anyhow, I thought
that these photos might be more use on the web than in my slide case.
There are, of course, many excellent photos on the Guard web site.
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