Saturday was a good day, I got up at 7 and had a lunch of
chocolate muffins, croissants, apple juice, and hot chocolate, I was very happy
with the breakfast, lol. After breakfast I finished getting ready for the day,
and head downstairs to wait for everyone so that we could go to Bath. Bath was
really cool, we only really had time for the Roman Baths but it was really cool
to even just do that. It was neat to be able to see all the stuff that has so
much history too it. My favorite part (apart from seeing it) was that the water
is 46C and there was a couple ducks just sleeping in the water, probably very
content. I was watching them when I was at the ground level and they drifted
near the edge, woke up, and then just swam back in the middle. They were very
cute.
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| The Cathedral |
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| The Baths |
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| Ducks in the Bath! |
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| Ducks in the Bath again! |
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| Church from the Baths |
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| Me near the Baths! |
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| The steam rising from the Bath |
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| Me near the Baths |
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| The church again |
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| Roman Bath panoramic picture |
After the Baths we moved on to a small village called Castle
Coomb (for a few minutes to take pictures). It was a really pretty village
(like all of the Cotswolds are). I wish we could have stayed there longer, but
we soon moved on to the nice village of Lacock. In Lacock I got to see Harry
Potter’s house! There was a really cute cat outside of it also, but it was
mean, almost attacking Erin. We then walked to a little stream flowing through,
and then went up to King John’s Hunting Lodge which is a little restaurant and
tea room. It was really beautiful and really good food. I got tomato and basil
soup, I absolutely loved it. After that we made our way back to the bus area,
though stopped at a shop with wood things to look around (and possibly get a
couple things). Then we made it to the bus right on time.
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| Church in Castle Coomb |
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| Church closer |
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| A stream in Lacock |
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| The stream in Lacock (again) |
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| Near the stream in Lacock |
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| My lunch - delicious Tomato and Basil soup |
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| Professor McGonagall |
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| Harry Potter house in Lacock! |
From Lacock we drove to Stonehenge. Stonehenge was pretty cool, we got there and
it wasn’t super crowded but a bit busy. We went through and under the road to
get there, and got to walk around the circle. It would be a lot better if you
could go up to the rocks and touch them, but you can’t. There were also sheep
which were really cool! Stonehenge was nice to see, not something you need to
spend a ton of time at (though if it was a nice day and you could get closer it
would be so worth it) but really cool to be able to see.
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| Look Mom, Rocks! |
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| Me in front of the Rocks |
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| Stonehenge |
Once done Stonehenge we made our way back to London via
Salisbury, where we could see a huge steeple-thing for a church. Once back in
London we got back to Nido, I made dinner, and then Erin and I went shopping.
The first place we went was absolutely insane. There were clothes strewn about
everywhere and there was a long line for the fitting room. It was bizarre (but
cheap). After our shopping I went back to Nido and relaxed before going to
sleep.
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| A park in Salisbury with flowers |
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