The sadness of humanity made itself heard in 'Tintern Abbey'; yet, fused into the context of Nature, that sadness was heard as music, as something beautiful. 'Tintern Abbey' is a passionate poem ...

And Wordsworth’s “Tintern Abbey”: “Five years have passed ... “in consecutive phrases like a man molding and reshaping the nature of what it is he needs and wants to say, trying always and repeatedly ...

About five miles from Chepstow, Tintern is a scenic riverside village situated in the Wye Valley. Famous for its ruined ...

Malmesbury Abbey is still significantly the same structure it was when John of Tintern was a monk there ... but the evil nature of one character made him stand out above all others.

A sound, projection and fire night installation is to be staged at Tintern Abbey next month in the latest event for families produced by Wye Valley River Festival. Tickets are now on sale for ...

Turner came here and painted Chepstow; Wordsworth scribbled some lines above Tintern Abbey and Nelson had himself rowed down to Monmouth. These days you can drive the 16 miles from Chepstow to ...

“Why Tintern Abbey?” A friend asks me. I am not so sure. I am not even that fond of William Wordsworth. As a student of English Literature (which, in those days, meant literature from England ...

The sadness of humanity made itself heard in 'Tintern Abbey'; yet, fused into the context of Nature, that sadness was heard as music, as something beautiful. 'Tintern Abbey' is a passionate poem ...

When a local historian started researching his town's abbey ... but the evil nature of one character made him stand out above all others. A wayward monk known as John of Tintern had such a ...