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7th October 2018

KC
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Eye
You seriously need to suck it up and go on the London Eye. I hate Ferris wheels and it didn’t scare me. And you can see so much up,there. The chances of it breaking while you are up there are relatively low.:)
From Blog: Hop On, Hop Off!
7th October 2018

DWLPtravelkids
John and Pat Smallman

The Eye
Thanks for being so incredibly interested in the hope for survival of your parents on the Eye. We aren’t afraid to get on it. We mainly just explored today on Hop On, Hop Off and walking. We do have only two more days here and there are a few things I definitely want to do, so we will have to weigh our options.
From Blog: Hop On, Hop Off!
6th October 2018

Lora Carbary
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Fabulous
I am getting excited for our trip to London next year. Thanks for taking such great pitures looking forward to all the next pictures tell me all about the eye if you go to that.
From Blog: The Tower of London
6th October 2018

D. Crip
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The place to go for a tea you will never forget
If you have time, duck into afternoon tea at the Brown Hotel. We stayed there once, their afternoon high tea is world famous. Here's the link for you. https://www.roccofortehotels.com/hotels-and-resorts/browns-hotel/restaurants-and-bars/english-tea-room/ It is one of London's oldest hotels.
From Blog: The Tower of London
6th October 2018

Mike
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Our Memorable Walk in London
We had many great walks in London last year (such as Westminster Abbey at night, or Buckingham Place to our hotel by the London Eye on a fall afternoon with the leaves falling). But our favorite was Covent Gardens to Leiscester Square (M&M World store!) to Piccadilly Circus (had dinner there) to Trafalgar Square to Big Ben to our hotel. This is what Kim was referring to on Facebook.
From Blog: The Tower of London
6th October 2018

KC
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London Fun
We ate the Red Lion Pub near Westminster station for lunch. The restaurant was in the basement, and it was really good. So try and find it.
From Blog: The Tower of London
6th October 2018

Larey and Rhonda
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Tower of London
Be sure they show you the gallows where Anne Bolin was beheaded at the Tower of London. Fascinating ! Also hope you get to see The Crown Jewels!
From Blog: Stratford on Avon, London
5th October 2018

Carol. H
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Shakespeare
Love the Shakspear house and the country houses. Ok John waiting on the great play you just wrote! Loved the sign in the chapel were Shakespeare is buried say you'll be cursed if you move his bones..? Enjoying your blogs.....
From Blog: Stratford on Avon, London
5th October 2018

Lora Carbary
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Tips and Tricks
We will want all tips and tricks and best spots to see in London we will discuss after you get home. Thanks much. hugs
From Blog: Stratford on Avon, London
5th October 2018

Lora Carbary
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Another day of great pictures
Shakespeare had pretty nice house loved John at the writing table. Pat also looked great in that picture. Thanks for Blogging can't wait to see the London pictures because we will be there in May. If you have any left over pounds keep them and we will buy from you. Any coins keep too.
From Blog: Stratford on Avon, London
6th October 2018

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John and Pat Smallman

Left over pounds...
Will do Lora. We may have some left over and if we do, that would help both of us.
From Blog: Stratford on Avon, London
5th October 2018

Lora Carbary
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You picked a great tour company to take this trip
You outdid yourselves on this trip. You picked a great vacation as always. Loved the castle pictures and especially the picture of the castle from the distance. This reminds me of Russia. Really enjoying your blog I have been reading everyday. Stay safe and watch your steps and enjoy to the fullest. Love you both. Lora
From Blog: The Yorkshire Countryside—Steam train ride, Whitby, Howard Castle
5th October 2018
Back view of Castle Howard

Mike
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Wow
You have shared so many great places that you’ve seen, they almost start running together. Until today. Wow, what a great day of touring - the train ride, Whitby, Castle Howard - I was blown away. I would like to see all of these one day. Thanks for taking the time to share this blog.
From Blog: The Yorkshire Countryside—Steam train ride, Whitby, Howard Castle
5th October 2018

Larry and Rhonda
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Stratford-Upon-Avon
Shakespear’s home was a highlight for us on our trip. Hope y’all enjoy it as well. Continue to explore and enjoy!
From Blog: The Yorkshire Countryside—Steam train ride, Whitby, Howard Castle
5th October 2018
Bridge on way to Whitby

Laura Shade
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This is an awesome picture!
From Blog: The Yorkshire Countryside—Steam train ride, Whitby, Howard Castle
4th October 2018

Betty Shanks
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Yorkshire Country
I love All these beautiful old castles and Chapels.
From Blog: The Yorkshire Countryside—Steam train ride, Whitby, Howard Castle
4th October 2018

Lora Carbary
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Loved the cute pics of Great Grands
Loved all the pictures and especially John by the sign and your great grandson so adorable and soon new little girl. Very blessed indeed. Safe Travels enjoying immensely.
From Blog: Abbotsford, The Border, Hadrian’s Wall, York Minster...and Ghosts!
4th October 2018
East window in Yorkminster

Mike
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York Minster
Another beautiful cathedral. Are you going to Westminster when you are in London? At the end of this trip, it would interesting to get your observations on all the cathedrals and castles you saw. What would you consider must-sees.
From Blog: Abbotsford, The Border, Hadrian’s Wall, York Minster...and Ghosts!
4th October 2018
East window in Yorkminster

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John and Pat Smallman

Going to be hard to do...
I suspect we will see several Cathedrals in London and I am looking forward to it. So far, they have all been spectacular in their own ways. York Minster is different from any of the others we have seen because of the stone it is built in. I think our bus guide said it was Yorkshire stone, but wouldn’t swear to that. At any rate, the color of the stones is a light, creamy color—not stained at all which, to me, makes it look like that huge edifice could almost float up into the air, it really is an amazing building.
From Blog: Abbotsford, The Border, Hadrian’s Wall, York Minster...and Ghosts!
4th October 2018

D. Crip
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Ghosts!
Oh, after writing you about our York ghost tour years ago, I now see that you had one planned as well. I hope nothing cold blew up John's pant leg, ha! Isn't York a totally neat place?
From Blog: Abbotsford, The Border, Hadrian’s Wall, York Minster...and Ghosts!
3rd October 2018
Samuel Owen Shade

Betty Shanks
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Samuel Owen Shade
He is precious; I think he looks like John.
From Blog: Abbotsford, The Border, Hadrian’s Wall, York Minster...and Ghosts!
3rd October 2018
What do you think??

Judy Hooker
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Love it
Gave me laugh today!
From Blog: Abbotsford, The Border, Hadrian’s Wall, York Minster...and Ghosts!
3rd October 2018

Ed Coon
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Pictures are great as usual. It reminds us of our trip to see the Military Tattoo at the castle. Looking at the pictures and reading your blog make us want to return and do a trip like you are doing.
From Blog: Edinburgh Castle
2nd October 2018

Lozy Holland
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Vacation
Great pictures and historical trip. Glad to see you guys are having a good time. We are on vacation. Lozy and Dorothy
From Blog: Glamis Castle and St. Andrews—A highlight day!
2nd October 2018

Carol L. Olsen
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St. Andrews
We were told the “old course” had 22 holes, four of which were washed away and being Scottish, decided to just go with 18.
From Blog: Glamis Castle and St. Andrews—A highlight day!

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