I recently spoke of my planned travels top England which
have now come to be. Which means it is no longer planned travels since it has
already occurred. The happening has been traveled . Anyway, as a graduate
student in history at The University of Texas at Tyler it’s easy to understand
why I would enjoy visiting the United Kingdom so much. I mean, it’s where
history comes from.
I began my travels in Wallsend which received its name from
marking then eastern most end of the 80 mile long wall built under Emperor
Hadrian of the Roman Empire. Wallsend is a suburb of the larger Newcastle just
as Plano is a suburb of Dallas or Rice Village is that of Houston. Starting
there we made our way around to several castles and made day trips to both
Edinburgh and York. Most of my time in Northern England however, was spent
around castles…. Castles, castles, and more castles. Everywhere you turn there’s
another castle. Drive to far you’ll run your car right into one. Sometimes they
seem to just pop up out of the ground. I then took the Brit-rail to spend a few days in London.
As promised I will be posting a series on my travels in Great Britain... Just as soon as I get the pictures off of a camera. But until then I will be keeping everyone up to date on all the musical happening around Tyler through the summer.
life cheat 5093714: is anyone even reading these life cheats. I mean most of them are actual things
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