March 2007 - Cathedral Close, Mol’s coffee house dating from 1596.

March 2007 - More old buildings in the Close. The building with the dome in the roof (No 7) is a very distinguished building. In 1662, the Courtenays, Earls of Devon, acquired it as their town house, and so it remained until bought by the Devon and Exeter Institution in 1813.

March 2007 - Burnett Patch bridge linking sections of the town wall.

March 2007 - The Cathedral Close. A very popular place for sitting, talking and eating out.

February 2013 - A closer look at some of the detail on the Cathedral tower.

February 2013 - Light shining through the Cathedral and illuminating this stained glass window on the north side of the Cathedral.

February 2013 - Another shot of Mol’s coffee house.

February 2008 - Cathedral Close.

February 2008 - The figures above the west door of the Cathedral.

February 2010 - In this corner of the close are three gable houses which were built in the 16th century and were occupied by the craftsmen attached to the Cathedral.

February 2010 - Cathedral close. Edinburgh Woolen Mill and NatWest bank.

February 2010 - Exeter city bank which was established around 1780.

February 2010 - The Cathedral tower.

February 2010 - Half timbered houses in the Close.

February 2010 - This is a very photogenic corner of the city.

February 2010 - The Royal Clarence Hotel, the first hostelry in England to be known as an hotel (1770).

February 2010 - Some more of the detail in the Cathedral tower.