Goodbye England!
Today, I’m showing you the last picture of this month.
How did you like my England series?
Maybe one day England with new places will be again on my blog; there is still lots to see.
For sure, I’ll show you in future London and other countries/territories of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland.
And tomorrow, we’re starting a trip in a warm, tourist destination. 🙂
Stay tuned!
Is England country of Angles?
maybe…
The name “England” comes from the old English name “Englaland”, that means “land of the Angles”. 😉
Salisbury is an another nice, English cathedral city.
In the United Kingdom there are lots of old cathedrals/churches.
There are so many of them, so they are often not churches any more, but e.g. it’s a shop, internet cafe, etc.
Leeds Castle is a very nice castle with a large garden, located in Kent, close to the village of Leeds.
The castle was built in 1119.
It’s on islands in a lake, so you can spend there a very relaxing time.
Fish and chips is a very popular dish in England,
however, it doesn’t have a very long history in the UK, since about 1860s.
For me, it was just a right dish to try in the UK. 🙂
p.s. I know, I’m showing you a picture of a bit different dish than “fish & chips”. 😉
Is there a more famous “symbol” of the United Kingdom than a red telephone box.
OK, I could probably list a few others…
Anyway, I somehow like it a lot. I’ve seen the red boxes also in other countries that have “some British connection” e.g., in Malta.
To continue my post from yesterday; I had a chance to visit different parts of the United Kingdom during all seasons. Each time may be charming, each time may be dark and rainy.
My favorite seasons for visiting the United Kingdom is spring or early autumn, but some places may be more convenient during summer.
Welcome to England!
Yes, that’s correct, this month is not going to be about the entire country i.e., the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, but “only” about England – the country in the country.
There are so many differences between all countries, islands etc. within the United Kingdom, so I decided to have a separate month about each of them that I’ve visited.