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This is the cottage we stayed in.
My room is the middle window
on the second floor.

ALL OTHER PHOTOS © ZACH ELWELL;
USED WITH PERMISSION.

On our second day
in England we went
to Warwick Castle.
This is the main
entrance but the
drawbridge and
moat are gone!!!

The next day back in the car and we
went to Bath. People come from all
over the world to look at a 2,000 year
old swimming pool. Pretty cool that
the plumbing still works. The king's
spring looked like a very expensive
water fountain in the Tea Room. The
cathedral next door looks really cool
with walls having a lot of designs on them.
 

The next day we went to Worcester where
they make the sauce but we went to this
church instead. Churches in England are
really cool: they have dead people buried
in the floor and in the walls. Everywhere
you look dead people. It was a fun day.
We climbed all the way to the roof and
back down and then got caught in the
rain going back to the car.
 

Sudeley Castle. This castle is where
one of King Henry VIII's wives
lived. Now it is famous for the
gardens which are really nice.
In the old buildings that they
could not save, they let the
gardens grow inside. The church
is the burial place for a queen
and is still used on Sundays! The
fountain is the center of the
Queen's Garden. I hope they have
lots of guys to mow this lawn.
 

With all of the
tourists going
to Bath it makes
a really nice
square for street
performers like
the guy on the
unicycle in the
red shirt.

END OF PART 1

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