On my last full day in England, Bill and Anthea decided we should go to one of their favorite beaches, so we went to Bournemouth. It was about an hour and a half drive. It wasn’t a hot day, and it was a bit windy, but we had a nice set up and it was very relaxing. Continue reading “England – Bournemouth”
England – Stourhead
So, after we got back home to England, Bill and Anthea decided we should take a trip to Stourhead. Here’s a link to more info:
https://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/stourhead
More Forgotten Wales Photos – Part 3
Okay, I’m pretty sure I have this all out of order, but I do have the place names correct and that’s what counts, right?
All righty then!
First up, another map, just to keep me straight (and help you visualize too!):
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More Forgotten Wales and England Photos – Part 2
So, after we left Weobley, we continued along the southern coast of Wales. So, you can see the last post we went from Llanmadoc to Weobley Castle on the way to Rhossili. (NOTE: I just looked through my photos and realized that going to Rhossili was a day trip – it wasn’t us leaving Wales yet. This is what happens when you don’t update your blog often enough. Anyhoo …)
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Forgot some Wales and England Photos!
As you know, I got home from Spain and England a while ago. And then I realized I neglected to include some more photos and stuff from Wales and England – actually, some of the coolest parts! So, this would have been on May 11, 2019. Continue reading “Forgot some Wales and England Photos!”
Scarecrow Festival
UPDATE: Bill’s scarecrow, Eddie the Eagle, won the Scarecrow competition! And, I made it into the local newsletter!

I realize now that I am way out of order on these posts, but, I guess that’s the way it will have to be. When I get a chance I’ll probably add more sub-categories to make it easier to read posts in the right order and grouped together with the posts they should be with. Continue reading “Scarecrow Festival”
