Just saw this news 
and I'm like totally stoked 
about these new additions to Historic England's list! 
There are so many awesome sites here 
like the woodland anti-tank defense system - can you even imagine being there during WWII? 
The fact that it's one of the best-preserved examples in the UK is just mind-blowing 
And then there's the Renold building on Manchester campus, which was like totally revolutionary for university design 
. I love how it highlights philanthropy and community spirit too 
The boathouse in Birmingham sounds like an awesome project too 
and the garden with terracotta gnomes is just plain fun 
! Overall, Historic England's work is so important for preserving our cultural heritage 
and I'm like totally stoked about these new additions to Historic England's list! There are so many awesome sites here like the woodland anti-tank defense system - can you even imagine being there during WWII? The fact that it's one of the best-preserved examples in the UK is just mind-blowing And then there's the Renold building on Manchester campus, which was like totally revolutionary for university design . I love how it highlights philanthropy and community spirit too The boathouse in Birmingham sounds like an awesome project too and the garden with terracotta gnomes is just plain fun ! Overall, Historic England's work is so important for preserving our cultural heritage