After Windsor, we went to Stonehenge. Stonehenge wasn’t super exciting, but it was still cool to see. We only stayed at Stonehenge for 30 minutes, but there really isn’t much to do there except look at the stones and take a few pictures. I liked being able to see it though and it was definitely a worth-while stop. It’s cool to see stuff in real life that you see so much on TV or in books, etc.
People have all these different theories about what Stonehenge was built for, but nobody actually knows really anything. It remains a mystery to this day, but these crazy old men in the above picture think they know and are protesting about bringing back the Druid Guardians, or something. Who even knows. People are crazy, and this is just another proof.
After Stonehenge, we were off to Bath. I really had never even heard of Bath until I got to the UK, but Bath was a really cool place. The Roman baths were pretty cool to see and the city, in general, was really nice. We only had an hour and a half there, so I would definitely go back and spend more time in Bath.
Brett and I walked through the streets a bit on the hunt for a place selling crepes. We finally found a place and both got a Nutella crepe. They were good, although a little pricey for the size of crepe they gave us. It fulfilled our cravings though. So, after Bath we boarded the bus and took a 2 hour drive back to London. All in all, I would say the tour was successful. The stuff we saw really was pretty cool. We finished the day off with a tasty meal at Nando’s (after walking around for an hour trying to find it...) before calling it a night.
