England

Salisbury, Sarum, Bristol and Stonehenge

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This page shows my personal view of travel in England -- outside of London -- in 1975 and 1984.

In 1975 I hitchiked around central England and up to Northern Scotland. During a brief stopover in September 1984 I travelled across the south from Brighton to Salisbury. I stayed at the youth hostel and awoke before dawn to walk by the Cathedral. I hitched a short ride to Sarum. From there I walked down the road past this ancient milestone. Across the busy secondary highway I saw the much more ancient sight of Stonehenge.

Salisbury Cathedral at dawn Sarum Church Sarum to Warminster milestone Roadside view of Stonehenge

Stonehenge, Bath, Bristol and Coventry.

cows and Stonehenge Stonehenge, England Bath terraces, England Bristol Suspension Bridge, England Coventry Cathedral, England

I was impressed with the great York Minster. This is the largest medieval church north of Italy. It had just been refurbished but suffered a fire the next year. There are many rail yards and a great railway museum there.

York Minster, York, England York Minster ceiling, York, England York Minster tower, York, England York Minster windows, York, England railyards and York Minster, England

A northern Rugby game and some more cows.

Northern England cows and rugby
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