👉 Lundyfoot is a town in the South of England, located on the north bank of the River Thames. It was originally named Lundy Island by the English king Henry VIII, who had intended to build a castle there as part of his plans for England's expansion into the New World. In the 18th century, Lundyfoot became an important port and trading hub, with ships arriving from all over Europe. The town grew quickly due to its proximity to the sea and its ability
