Today we had to get from one side of the country to the other. Now back home that would be a 4 day journey. Here it was only about 3 and a bit hours, but it still meant a light breakfast and a good bit of driving.
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Showing posts with label Bath. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bath. Show all posts
Thursday, 24 April 2014
Europe Day 6: Bath to Canterbury
Labels:
Bath,
Canterbury,
cat,
church,
drink,
England,
europe,
food,
friends,
holiday,
medieval,
overseas,
tudor,
united kingdom
Location:
Canterbury, Kent, UK
Wednesday, 23 April 2014
Europe Day 5: Cotswolds to Bath
Next stop was somewhere starting with ‘B’.
Let’s see, Bourton?
Banbury?
How about Broadway? Yes. Broadway was a very large town, however the inner city was a beautiful village in the same style as the other Cotswolds towns we had so far visited.
Let’s see, Bourton?
Banbury?
How about Broadway? Yes. Broadway was a very large town, however the inner city was a beautiful village in the same style as the other Cotswolds towns we had so far visited.
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