England – Day 02
We woke up early to go on the tube and catch our tour bus to Stonehenge, Windsor, and Bath. The service was provided by Evan Evans Tours and we left the Victoria Coach Station at 8 am.
Many locals wear black 
Not too many catholic churches in London. The dominant religion was Anglicanism.
William the Conqueror built Windsor. Longest occupied royal palace.
We arrived at the parking lot around 9 am and walked to the queue until the castle was opened at 9:30 am.
The walk from the parking to the castle entrance is about 15 minutes. We had to do a long line for the security for about 40 minutes.
Once inside we grabbed the free audio guide and started exploring. We started by visiting Queen Marys’ Dollhouse (putting every other dollhouse to shame). The house was designed by an architect, is made to a 1:12 scale (one inch to one foot). The bathrooms are fully plumbed with piped, running water, and include a flushable toilet.
No photography is allowed on the inside of most buildings but it is fine outside the castle.
From there we continued walking the nearby grounds and entered the State Apartments. You can admire all the fine craftsmanship on everything as you walk through the route.
We started going fast through the apartments in order to get to visit the inside of St George’s Chapel.
The Chapel was the location of the wedding of HRH Prince Harry and Ms Meghan Markle.
We left the castle and rushed to the parking lot to meet the group at the expected time of 11:20 am
Arrived at Stonehenge at around 1 pm and had about one hour to explore.
Not too much time since you spend about 15 minutes each way in line getting into the local shuttle.
Once at the site you get to walk close to one side of the circle. The stones to me seemed larger in person than what I imagined based on pictures.
On the way back we stopped by the visitor center where there are replicas of the living units of the people of that time. Also, you can see a stone on a possible log rig designed to transport the big stones.
We got to the bus and we left at 2:20 pm. We arrived at Bath at 3:20 pm. Here we were going to see the ancient Roman baths. Throughout the structure, you get to see and imagine how life was back in Roman times.
After going through the baths we had about 15 minutes to explore the town, but in reality, we had time to walk down the bridge and take pictures of the fall colors with the city as a background.
Finally, at 4:45 pm we started our journey to London. By the time we got back, everyone had taken a nap on the bus
We got down at an alternative stop on the way to the bus stop. We found a ramen place to calm the hunger since our food options during the day was less than ideal.
