Elgar Hotel
Travel Blogs from Severn Stoke
Foggy Worcester
Well the morning woke to a very frosty start of the day so we headed off to the city of Worcester and was a very foggy and frosty trip all the way with the hedges and trees all frosted......on the way we had to dodge a couple of large male deers as they scooted across the road.......we arrived in ...
From boats to the Bullring
... jacket potatoes, garlic bread, burgers, pretzels stuffed with all sorts of fillings, both sweet and savoury and the hot roasted chestnuts.
There were craft stalls with things made from wire, keyrings, knitted goods, reindeer skins, things for the garden, soaps in the shape of fruit. We stopped for drinks at the top end by the museum and then headed through the small shopping arcade and looked at the food ...
Day 12
... making visits to the little room across the carriage. After a bit of a clueless wander we came across the Victoria coach station and made for our gate. As we walked through the station we were impressed by the quality of the luxury Buses that London then we saw our bus, it was old, beaten and battered. On this occasion me being stingy and saving the £30 may have not been the best decision. As much as I make fun! to be honest other than the really bad traffic, the ...
Cotswolds
... explore than expected, and so we decided to have another go at Blenheim Palace. Stopped back at Stow for a pasty from the bakery opposite the hostel. Realised on our way to Woodstock where Blenheim is that it had snowed in the area overnight. The entrance to Blenheim was stunning. The palace, a world heritage site, is the only building not owned by the royal family or by the church to be titled a palace. Besides that ...
Bourton on the Water
Well today we ventured off to the popular tourist attraction of Bourton on the Water.......a very popular village for tourists to go and explore the array of gift stores and coffee shops that line the stream that flows through the middle of the ...
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