In Sherwood, in a cafe and under a poster of my favourite film. HEAVEN!

Sherwood Forest from the air Sherwood Forest will forever be associated with the legend of Robin Hood. Every year it attracts over a mi...

This lovely photograph of the 'Major Oak' in Sherwood Forest , before it was surrounded by a protective fence to protect its ro...

This rare postcard shows the ancient oak tree known as Robin Hood's Larder   in 1913.   It originally stood on land owned by the Duke...

Because of several projects that I am currently working on, (including a novel) my blog has been slightly neglected over the past few mont...

Peter Ellenshaw worked on over 30 films for Walt Disney . His beautiful matte paintings created the fantasy worlds that were essential in ...

Although I have visited Sherwood Forest many times, I have never seen the Parliament Oak . So I am very grateful to Albie, who is lucky en...

Albie has very kindly allowed me to post his video clip of this year's Robin Hood Festival in Sherwood Forest. This annual event is al...

The Sherwood Forest of the ‘Robin Hood films’ and novels , is nearly always   a deserted, dense and impenetrable   woodland, that sprawled...

I recently received a ‘whistling arrow’ from Albie in Sherwood Forest. The note attached asked if I was aware of ‘Edwin’s Chapel’ on an o...

                                                                                      Albie is a regular contributor to this blog and is lu...

Albie recently sent this fascinating Nottinghamshire legend to me: “Thought I’d relate a local 'legend' that came back to my at...