Today we were going into Haworth via train. We drove to the station and boarded once the train arrived. We had to change trains at Hebden Bridge which was only one stop from where we started, but as soon as we got off we found out that the train was delayed, then about ½ hour later we found out why. Someone had jumped off a bridge into an oncoming train. We waited around for about another ½ hour then decided to go and have a look through Hebden Bridge village...

Today we drove out to Haworth, with Lindsay's parents and sister. Haworth is where the Bronte sisters lived. It took about an hour or so to drive there through the English countryside. We walked into the village from the car park, which was along a path that went through some small farms. It was quite a pretty little village and there was quite a lot of people there. We wondered through the village looking at all the quaint little shops, we also went to the Br...

Today Michael and Mary were taking me out to Stonehenge, which was about an hour or so drive from Chippenham. Up early we set of and drove through many villages to get to Stonehenge. Upon arriving there I was amazed at how small Stonehenge was. The initial impact of the place was a bit of a let down, but I was glad that I had finally got here to see it. It was very windy whilst we were here and I had to put my scarf around my ears as the wind was making them h...

After breakfast Michael drove me out to Bath. I went to the information centre to get a map and decided on the places I wanted to go to and set off. First point of call was the Roman Baths. I'd seen so many pictures and had read a bit about the history of this place and now being here, I was amazed by the beauty of the place and kept trying to imagine what it would've looked like in it hey day. I spent a fair bit of time here, well I kind of had to as there wer...

Today I was off to Chippenham to stay with friend's parents. I caught a train from Cogan station to Cardiff where I waited for my connecting train to Bristol Temple Mead, before catching another train to Chippenham. I met Michael and Mary at the station, who were kind enough to let me stay with them and show me a few of the sights around the area. After dropping my bags off at their place, we drove down to Castle Combe, which was known as the prettiest village...