Bath is named so because of its famous hot spring, discovered by the Romans in 47 AD. It is the only hot spring in England. The town is home to 90,000 people. 95% of the buildings are made from Bath limestone, making it a very unique architectural style. Charles Dickens and Jane Austin have helped make Bath famous. Mums, I think you'll find both of these classic authors on your ereaders and encourage you to read them to learn more about this mesmerising town. ...

Here we are at Stonehenge - an ancient stone circle in south-west England. It was built between 3000 BC and 1600 BC! They are not sure why it was built, whether it be for science or religion. It is aligned with the sunrise on the longest day of the year, so either way, someone knew what they were doing! Fact: The large vertical stones needed 200 men to lift them! This morning we visited Windsor Castle. The queen calls this her home and Buckingham Palace her work...

We had a 'wicked' night at the musical 'Wicked' last night. Spoiler alert... Did you know the wicked witch of the west was not really wicked? We are about to board a coach for a day trip to Stonehenge, Windsor Castle and Bath. Looking forward to having a sitting down day! I know why there are no overweight people in London... They have to do sooooo much walking and nobody owns a car! The city traffic is great... Sydney has a lot to learn from them.

We were having a lovely dinner in a cosy warm pub when we came across the meal of Ian's dreams... A fish finger sandwich!!?

After a slow start to the day we had to say goodbye to Kimmy who is spending New Years in Poland. We were left alone in this big city to fend for ourselves! After quite a few wrong turns we learnt what a great job our tour guide Kimmy was doing! We spent the afternoon at the Tower of London that started being built in the second century! It was home to the monarchy and a prison for the country's worst traitors, who were often beheaded. Today it is home to 39 roy...