On the left is Stone Henge. As though you couldn't figure that one out. This is the only one where I've "faked" it. I changed the sky. Naughty.
On the right is the Dali Museum in London, looking down from the London Eye. Probably not quite what Dali would have seen. He was warped, that one.
On the left is Tewkesbury Abbey. I visited this place on a Sunday so I had to be quiet as a church mouse. Which is unfortunate because I've never met one.
I took this photo on the right of some bloke chilling out at the Roman baths in, well, Bath (though the two are prounounced differently). It was cool to walk amongst such history. Of course, most of England is that way. It is, after all, the honkey motherland.
Finally, to your left, you will see Broadway Tower which sits just outside of the town of Broadway. Broadway Tower was built in the late 18th century by the Earl of Coventry and on a clear day has views over 13 counties. Why then does it look medieval? Because that was all the rage in the 18th century, to create modern, yet ancient-looking structures.
Hope you've enjoyed your tour of England. Please come back and visit again.
1 comment:
Dali was def a warped bird - but I LOVE his art (spanish, to boot)
and how do you pronounce Bath, England vs. Roman baths? didn't know there was a difference...
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