Hearing the Tales at Canterbury Cathedral
When Henry II installed his buddy Thomas Becket as Lord Chancellor (the highest clerical office in the land) at CanterburyContinue Reading
When Henry II installed his buddy Thomas Becket as Lord Chancellor (the highest clerical office in the land) at CanterburyContinue Reading
For just about as long as the island of England has had people on its land, the area where DoverContinue Reading
After touching down at Heathrow, we were delighted by our quick processing through customs using our US Passports and theirContinue Reading
On one of our days in Belfast, we headed south to Murlough Beach, near Dundrum. Wild flowers and dunes surroundedContinue Reading
It’s been a bit since we’ve had much to write about. We’ve spent much of the summer at home inContinue Reading
There was and is so much to like about London. So many sites (and sights) to see, so many thingsContinue Reading
Sure, London has its famous sites. In fact, it’s hard to go too far without tripping over one. Look kids,Continue Reading
Ok, so there are around 250 museums in London according to this site on Wikipedia, so let’s be honest, youContinue Reading
On our second day out, we toured the “City”. The neighborhood now known by that name encompasses the space which wasContinue Reading
The Churchill War Rooms. Our first full day in London was focused in the City of Westminster (which is anContinue Reading









