"Z" is for Zone

The World's 24 Time Zones, Based on the
Prime Meridian, 0º Longitude, at Greenwich, England

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"Y" is for Ye

Ye Olde Cock Tavern, London Pub with the Narrowest Frontage

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"X" is for Xerophyte

Xerophyte: Succulent Plant Adapted to Dry Growing Conditions,
Minack Theatre, Cornwall

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"W" is for White Tower

The White Tower, Oldest Medieval Building at the Tower of London

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"V" is for Vicars' Close

Vicars' Close, Wells, the Only Complete Medieval Street in England

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"U" is for University

Radcliffe Camera, Reading Room of the Bodleian Library,
University of Oxford

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"T" is for Thatch

Thatch Roof Cottage, St. Mawes, Cornwall

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"S" is for Seagull

Seagulls in Port Isaac, Cornwall

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"R" is for Rolling Stones

The Rolling Stones' Tongue Logo at Exhibitionism
Saatchi Gallery, London

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"Q" is for Queen

Armada Portrait of Queen Elizabeth I, Royal Museums Greenwich

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"P" is for Peter Pan

Peter Pan, by Sir George Frampton,
Kensington Gardens, London

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"O" is for Oxford Street

Queen of Time, Selfridges on Oxford Street, London

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"N" is for National Gallery

Barry Rooms of the National Gallery, London

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"M" is for Millennium Bridge

The Millennium Bridge and St. Paul's Cathedral, London

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"L" is for Leadenhall Market

Leadenhall Market, City of London

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"K" is for Knight Bus

The Knight Bus from Harry Potter & the Chamber of Secrets,
Warner Bros. Studio - The Making of Harry Potter, Leavesden

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"J" is for Jurassic Coast

Chesil Beach on Devon's Jurassic Coast

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"I" is for Isis

Sculpture of Isis, Inspired by the Egyptian Goddess of Nature,
Kensington Gardens, London

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"H" is for Henry VIII

Topiary of King Henry VIII in the Gardens of Hampton Court Palace

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"G" is for Greenwich

Statue of Russian Cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin, the First Human in Space
Royal Observatory, Greenwich

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"F" is for Folly

Jackdaw's Castle Folly, Highclere Castle, Hampshire

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"E" is for Elevator

Elevator from Selfridges Department Store, Museum of London

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"D" is for Dartmoor

Wild Ponies in Dartmoor National Park, Devon

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"C" is for Chihuly Chandelier

Rotunda Chandelier by Dale Chihuly, Victoria & Albert Museum, London

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"B" is for Buckingham Palace

Buckingham Palace and the Victoria Memorial, London

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England from A to Z

April's here and with it, the annual A to Z Challenge. I won’t be taking part officially this year but I love trying to come up with a topic for each letter of the alphabet (especially those difficult letters: x, y and z). I’ll take a break from my regular posts and play along with the challenge by sharing a photo from England each day (except Sundays), starting with "A" for Agapanthus.

Agapanthus (or African Lily), Tregnothan Estate, Cornwall