Jettying and Wattle-and-Daub Explained

🔥🕯️ In September 1666, a small bakery fire spread through narrow wooden streets and turned London into an ocean of flame. For four days, fire consumed homes, churches, and landmarks, forcing thousands to flee while the city watched itself burn. Out of the ashes came new laws, new buildings, and a safer London — slowly rebuilt from loss.

Tonight, drift through glowing embers, ringing church bells, and smoke-filled skies — a quiet retelling of the disaster that reshaped a city.

👉 Boring History For Sleep | Fire, fear, and the calm after ruin. 💤

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