St. George's Chapel Windsor

The adventure continues with an early start. We left Bath and headed for London via Stone Henge, Lego Land, and Windsor Castle. Weather wise the day started with drizzle, can't call it rain, but soon cleared to a pleasant day. Kath is the one with the fascination about Stone Henge. We got to see it from the road side but not walk around it. The car …

... and seeing more portraits than I have seen in a lifetime. I also walked over the tomb where Henry VIII is buried in St. George's Chapel while a member of the choir practiced in the background. My favorite room of all the many rooms I saw today was the ...

... the French. The dolls' trousseau is bigger than all I brought to England with me. That's royalty for you. St. George's Chapel was pretty cool. No photography allowed inside, though. There were fewer dead people there than at Southwark Cathedral, ...

... to visit, and Frances was only subjected to this little rant for a couple of minutes, not in every room. After visiting St George's chapel, the ancient church in the castle grounds, we headed off to Eton, to see where Prince Wills and other member of ...

... to visitors all this time as well. Photography is allowed in the Castle Precincts but not in the State Apartments or St. George's Chapel. Windsor Castle is an official residence of The Queen and the largest occupied castle in the world. A Royal home ...

... we did a quick tour of the State Apartments, where all kinds of important people stay when they come to visit the Queen, and the Chapel of St. George.  This chapel contains the tombs of Henry VIII and Jane Seymour (his only wife to give him a son), ...

... occupied castle in the world.  We really enjoyed our tour of the castle. It was interesting to see the state rooms, St.George's Chapel and the lovely grounds. The Queen was in residence while we were there, as it was Ascot Weekend. Ascot is the ...

... then wandered across to Windsor Castle - weather a bit inclement but still saw the changing of the guard as well as St George's Chapel, State Apartments & Queen Mary's Dolls House. Drove to Bray where we had a great lunch at the Hinds Head ...

... dressed any child. The toured continued through the state apartments and again they were so ever royal. Lastly, we checked out St. George's Chapel. The kids had been very worried about the number of people stepping on the "dead people" as the graves ...

... ,  humidity , etc., inside. We spent a long time in Windsor Castle yesterday; an amazing example of the opulence of the monarchy. Today we went to a special service of the first Epiphany at St George's Chapel in the grounds of Windsor ...

... of the Garter is something can also become a whole different way of viewing the castle.   We also visited the St George's Chapel in the grounds of the castle where many previous kings and queens are laid to rest.  Here Frank decided to take ...