March, 2001
Two and a half weeks in the UK with Awanna, Rebecca, Gil and Daniel. This was a rather broad sampling of the British Isle.
What follows is very little text, and quite a few photographs.
Russell Square Underground Station, London.
We're all mostly half-witted for lack of sleep.
An evening view of Parliament from the top of a tourist bus.
A great deal of Walking in London.
The United States Embassy.
Hyde Park.
Not a tourist bus, this time, but the real deal.
Inevitably we would find ourselves in Trafalgar Square.
The Tower of London is across the street.
Greenwich.
Maritime Museum.
The British Museum.
The courtyard is now enclosed.
At the Waterloo Station, on our way to Salisbury.
We were met by Barbara and Dennis.
Salisbury Cathedral.
Barbara Martin with Gil.
At the home of Barbara and Dennis Martin.
To the train station and then north to York.
Arriving at York Station.
It's not always straightforward which road is the right road.
Walking to our Hotel in York.
The York Minster.
The view from the top.
On the way to do our Laundry.
The Shambles, York.
St. Mary's Abbey.
The Linden House Hotel in Edinburgh.
Edinburgh Castle.
At the Manse of Marian and Keiji Nagahiro.
The River Spey.
Our hotel in Pitlochry.
Driving south to England.
The Forth Bridge.
Conwy Castle, Wales
Not all walls in Conwy are straight (most are not).
Driving south into Snowdonia.
Trefrew Woollen Mills.
Portmeirion; something of a tourist trap.
Our B&B in Hounslow--not recommended.
The Royal Air Force Museum--highly recommended.
The Thames Footbridge.
