Ahhhh Warwick Castle if I'm not mistaken. I enjoyed the red knight's tale of the battle at Agincourt when I was there. Have there been reenactments as well when you visited?
A little over 5000 GBP which is about $9000.00, that I had to divvy up between each singer and chaperon into 18 GBP per day for three days each. I broke the bank exchanging large bills for smaller ones.
It was difficult for me to walk through, so sadly I spent more time trying not to fall than I could actually looking around at things. That and keeping my eye on the stray kids wandering without chaperons.
He was loaded for bear with AV equipment. H2 Zoom digital recorder, Marantz digital recorder, digital cameras and video cameras, microphones... you name it. And he was SO happy!!
No, we were off by about a week. They had the birds and some archery, but no jousting and limited Trebuchet demos. I didn't want to leave, since I hadn't seen everything, but this was a whirlwind tour to say the least.
Thanks Claudia. I didn't really have time to take the kind of photos I like to take, it was snap and go for the whole trip. I got a new camera as well and I can see I need to monkey with the settings some, but for buying it the day before I left and just hoping I'd get something, it did well enough.
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Looks like you are paying bills.....
Might as well tell it like it is....
ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo freakyyyyyyyy....
Harry Potter?
A spot of tea?
FABULOUS PICS!
In the roman baths... I love this place.
Cotswolds?
Ahhhh Warwick Castle if I'm not mistaken. I enjoyed the red knight's tale of the battle at Agincourt when I was there. Have there been reenactments as well when you visited?
lol.. funny.. and scary at the same time.
Anne Hathaway's Cottage and gardens. Didn't get to the Cotswolds, sadly!
Is the blur a raindrop?
Strong black coffee for me... tea was across the table!
You both look very happy.
Great photos Sharon!
A little over 5000 GBP which is about $9000.00, that I had to divvy up between each singer and chaperon into 18 GBP per day for three days each. I broke the bank exchanging large bills for smaller ones.
It was difficult for me to walk through, so sadly I spent more time trying not to fall than I could actually looking around at things. That and keeping my eye on the stray kids wandering without chaperons.
He was loaded for bear with AV equipment. H2 Zoom digital recorder, Marantz digital recorder, digital cameras and video cameras, microphones... you name it. And he was SO happy!!
OOPS, this is actually Glastonbury!!
Some how, 6 foot 5 Hubby and 5 foot 9 wife produced a 5 foot daughter who was the only one that could fit in that door.
No, we were off by about a week. They had the birds and some archery, but no jousting and limited Trebuchet demos. I didn't want to leave, since I hadn't seen everything, but this was a whirlwind tour to say the least.
Peacock feathers, straight from the peacock... He is a bit frightening, eh? Guess that's what happens when you mix Germany with Scotland! Lol..
It was a good night and we were in a good mood. I love my baby girl.
Looks like a movie set, eh? I didn't have a tripod so I held the exposure as still as I could. Not too bad, I think. I love the way it turned out!
Thanks Claudia. I didn't really have time to take the kind of photos I like to take, it was snap and go for the whole trip. I got a new camera as well and I can see I need to monkey with the settings some, but for buying it the day before I left and just hoping I'd get something, it did well enough.
Yes, it started to drizzle when we got there.
thank you for sharing your trip with us Sharon.....
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