I used Anna's very first artsy style template (slightly adapted) as the basis for this layout.
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Journalling reads:
We first set out to visit Rievaulx several years ago fairly late on a VERY wet Saturday afternoon. We approached it via a steep, winding lane which had probably started life as a farm track. Like many ancient country lanes in England it was sunken, with trees on either side almost totally over-arching the road. So it was like driving down through a tunnel. Eventually we emerged into a lovely valley and were greeted by the sight of this remarkable ruin. As it was still pouring with rain we enjoyed some refreshments in the tearoom. By the time wed finished the rain had eased off and we ventured out. To our great delight everyone else had gone home and we had this wonderful place to ourselves. What a treat! Rievaulx Abbey was established by twelve white-habited Cistercian monks in 1132, sent from Clairvaux in northern France. It was finally dissolved by order of King Henry VIII in 1538. Nowadays, its in the care of English Heritage and is visited by thousands of people every year.