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    Oh, English humor... I love it. Views[1111] Oh the games the English play... Real thatched roofs! Views[406] Matlock, on the way back from Bakewell Views[361] Views[438]
     
    taking a wander in the country around Bakewell Views[213] After taking this photo, I was immediately asked, Lawn bowling in Bakewell :) Views[180] Bakewell Views[154] A perfect day for a visit to the scene of a pirate's tale. Arrrr Views[244]
     
    At the Smuggler's Pub at Jamaica Inn, setting for the fictional story not a warm beach, but it was nice to sit and listen to the tide come in Views[170] Views[128] Views[160] Views[152]
     
    Mevagissey Views[193] Views[141] Views[144] sorry, can't remember where this one was. visited so many places that day, but it was lovely. Views[137] Fraggle Rock! Really! Views[259]
     
    a bit of perspective on the crazy jurassic leaf Views[211] St. Just cemetery Views[179] Church in Cornwall Views[157] Views[161] St. Just church in Roseland Views[284]
     
    Gorgeous cemetery at the St. Just church in Roseland, Cornwall. Views[1267] GIANT leaf we figured was leftover from jurassic times. Thought we should keep a lookout for raptors suddenly leaping from behind it. Views[286] Views[164] Didn't expect to see the American flag on this trip. D-day American embarkation beach, Cornwall. Views[221] St. Michael's Mount Views[142]
     
    My friend Tom who I visited in England. Views[154] Low tide at St. Michael's Mount Views[154] St. Michael's Mount. You can walk out to it during low tide, but at high tide you have to take a ferry. Views[217] Views[140] St. Michael's Mount Views[150]
     
    Even narrower roads in Cornwall. I didn't get a picture of the ones that had 12 food shrubs for walls and trees draping over the tops. No chance to see who's coming at you around those corners. Views[152] narrow roads in Cornwall Views[201] The story goes that soldiers would stop here to have a pint before heading off to the Crusades. I love that kind of history! Views[219] At the oldest pub in England Views[328] The wind joggled this one a bit, but I think it still turned out interesting. Views[309]
     
    Views[180] Views[186] Probably my favorite image from the Necropolis. Views[290] This is the neatest inscription I've seen. It's a poem, and the person it's written for must have been an actor, but unfortunately, I didn't think to note who the person was. Though, it adds a bit of mystery to the poem, and also lets you appreciate the poem for what it is. Views[385] Views[190]
     
    Views[226] Views[194] Views[152] Views[159] view of the church from the Necropolis, Glasgow Views[150]
     
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