Trav's Travels

Bristol was probably the most unexpectedly interesting part of the whole trip through the South of England . Steve and I decided to go the...

As I mentioned before, the Jurassic Coast is really aptly named. Most places along the way have that cool Land of the Lost feel that you ...

The English countryside has really earned its reputation. I never really gave it much thought even when I was there back in 2010 ... and, ...

12/10/2010 Today I got on a bus and went to Gibraltar in order to get a couple days out of the Schengen area. When I arrived I bough...

09/18/2010 Today we all went to Greenwich (pronounced "Gren-itch") and saw the Royal Observatory where we stood on the world-f...

09/16/2010 Today Annie and I went to Bath where we saw the Roman Baths and I drank bath water. The Roman Baths seemed a bit more lik...

09/12/2010 Today I walked to the National Portrait Gallery where they had photo, oil, marble, etc. portraits featuring many different ty...

09/11/2010 Today Ross and I went to the Museum of London, the Barbican Art Gallery, the Ten Bells pub, and ended up in Brick Lane - a pla...

09/10/2010 Today my group presented on St. Paul’s Cathedral and we went to the Temple Church. On the way we saw a bicyclist and his bike ...

09/09/2010 Today we went to Oxford where Morgan, a student and our guide, showed us around. We went to the world's first university m...

09/07/2010 Today the tubes were down because of the strikes so we all had the day off for working on our stuff. I went to hang out with ...

Today on the way to Stonehenge we stopped at Avebury and West Kennet Long Barrow where we saw standing stones and burial tombs. At Avebury...