Here were incarcerated Thomas Cranmer, Archbishop of Canterbury, burned in 1556, Sir Walter Raleigh, who wrote his unfinished History with the World within 1614, plus the 'infamous Jeffreys', judge from the 'Bloody Assize' who on 18 April 1689 died in delirium about this spot. Seeking out existing structures first while looking for new base station sites has become the dominant strategy.
As fate might have it, meet we did, but we had been so excitedly immersed in conversation that I totally forgot to provide them that little bag. While it may seem that regulatory compliance is easier over a wireless colocation site, the other is often the case.
