I have been to London several times and always enjoyed it, as there are so many different areas of it to explore. But it wasn't until the year before I was leaving my job in Germany that I traveled the English countryside.
Oh, my...what a pity. I still long to go back. The backroads, out of the hustle and bustle of city life, are so much more my travel style.
The peaceful calm of the Cotswolds, an area of rolling hills northwest of London known for its small market towns and villages. Pictured here and to the left is Stow-on-the-Wold.
Hadrian's Wall was built in AD 122 during the reign of the emperor Hadrian as a defense fortification of the Roman Empire. It runs east and west and is approximately 73 (117 kilometers) miles long. The Hadrian's Wall Path is a popular hike in England.
Land of Robin Hood. The Giant Oak in Nottingham's Sherwood Forest
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The Cliffs of Dover can be seen from the English Channel. This photo was taken while crossing on the ferry from Calais, France.
Windsor Castle is the weekend home of the British Royalty. It is located approximately 22 miles outside of London to the west in the county of Berkshire. It sits on 13 acres, and the 484,000 square feet comprise somewhere around 1000 rooms.
