Well the once mighty Sherwood forest is now down to a few trees and no Robbin Hood! Pretty disappointing. Our stop for lunch was at Stratford-Upon-Avon. This is the home of Shakespeare, where he was born, his school and his wife's thatched house. We just went for a nice walk and enjoyed lunch in a quaint caffe where I got to enjoy one last clotted cream scone. Then back on the bus bound for London. End of tour, everyone says there goodbyes then we catch the...

Today was pretty much a traveling day. Our main stop of the day was York. York is a medieval town with old buildings that are slanted down through age, skinny streets with tourist shops all through them. In York Boofa and I did a tour of the York dungeons where we learnt about guy Fawkes, d*** Turpin, vikings and gladiators. It wasn't very good, a bit like a haunted house trying to be scary lol!! It went longer than it was ment to go so we had to run for 10 m...

Woke up to rain today but that's ok we have had a pretty good run. We had a local guide showing us around the city on the bus for about an hour. I slept through most of this, just could not keep my eyes open, bit of a b***** really because the city has a lot of history behind it and he had a lot of interesting story's (so Boofs was telling me lol!). One of the story's was about this little dog called Bobby and his master. Well this little dog used to go everyw...

It has been fairly warm today with glimpses of the sun. We didn't get up to much today, spent most of the time in the bus. We stopped in Pitlochry, it is a pretty little town with a big hydro system. They have to have a fish ladder for the salmon to get through. Boofa stopped to talk to a couple of blokes fly fishing, they had only caught one. We set of to St Andrews, this is where the rules of golf came from. On the way we got caught in a traffic jam, this...

Romans where all over the UK first, before they moved on for greener pastures or through battles. It was the Irish that came to Scotland in the early 500's. We drove around the Lock Lamond, it is the longest body of water in Britain. Then up into the high land while learning about the massacre of the MacDonald clan. The 'Massacre of Glencoe' occurred in the early morning of 13 February 1692. Thirty-eight persons of a small branch of the MacDonald clan, in...