Ocean Princes

As we begin our 5 day trek across southern England. First stop the White cliffs of Dover. A shot of our cruise boat from the cliffs.

White Cliffs of Dover

White Cliffs of Dover

White Cliffs of Dover

Sonya's first use of the big camera. Did a good job.

Dover Castle

From the Cliffs

Dover Castle

http://www.english-heritage.org.uk/visit/places/dover-castle/

Dover Castle

Dinning Hall

Dover Castle

Dover Castle

Dover Castle

When you see it.........

Dover Castle

Scribal room

Dover Castle

Kings bed chamber

Dover Castle

Dover Castle

Dover Castle

One of the oldest tower in England. See previous web site.

Dover Castle

Protecting the castle from the invasion of the Sheep.

Newmarket

Our first night. The Rutland Arms. This pace reminded us of the Winchester Mystery House.

Newmarket

Rutland Arms

Newmarket

Rutland Arms

Newmarket

Rutland Arms

Newmarket

The Gallops. Main reason this was one of the stops. The Gallops is used as a location in the Dick Frances Books (Who?). So Sonya had to make this one of her choice stops. Spent a couple of hours there.

Newmarket

Newmarket

Newmarket

Newmarket

Newmarket

Newmarket

Newmarket

Newmarket

Newmarket

Classy stables

Newmarket

Town Square. The off to Stonehenge.

Stonehenge

Representation of the living environment around Stonehenge.

Stonehenge

Stonehenge

Stonehenge

Stonehenge

Stonehenge

Stonehenge

Somerset Arms

Night Two. Located in Maiden Bradley, Somerset Arms in the property of the Duke of Somerset. Great little place and we do recommend this place if anyone else decides to visit this area of England. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Duke_of_Somerset

Somerset Arms

The young man who ran this place reminded me a lot like Harry Potter. Good food also.

Somerset Arms

Maiden Bradley

Maiden Bradley

After finishing a great dinner we took a walk around the town. My guess is that the town was probably no more then a couple of hundred people. This is the residence of the Duke of Somerset.

Maiden Bradley

Maiden Bradley

Opposite of the gates to the Duke of Somerset Mansion. It was probably the original path through the gates before some of the property was sold off.