Oh, that sounds wonderful. You are very kind. There are so many things I want to see. Very interested in historical sites as well as seeing anything related to the great literary tradition of England.
We want to make the trip within the next 1 or 2 years. Only 2 things holding me back right now: 1) I do not want to fly anywhere right now because of the obnoxiousness of the TSA, and 2) I am a bit nervous about traveling outside of the US right now.
After the Kenyan Infestation is over and we have a president that actually makes terrorists afraid of crossing the US, I will feel more courageous.
The husband has been on business trips to the UK a few times before I met him, but he did not do much sightseeing.
Same here I have no flown for some time now due to the TSA, I do not want to be groped by some high strung nobody looking to get their jollies.
Just let me know what part of the country you’;d like to go to and I can give you some suggestions.
I.E the south west is really nice for old England, small villages, beautiful beaches and yes even palm trees plus the weather is warmer than anyone there.
King Arthur, round table etc, then there is the places where the locals use to go to the cliffs and use lamps to bring ships on to the rocks s they could crash the ship and rob it.
South, Royal Navy is based, HMS Victory, Stonehenge, Amesbury, Salisbury,
The midlands , I’d say Shakespeare country, beautiful country Warwick castle etc.
North west , lake district Chester where the Romans spent a lot of times and the blue john mines.
North east York is a must, without a doubt , it;s a beautiful small city with so much history and used to be the capital , Romans, vikings and get to the viking museum.
South east, London of course but it is a tourist trap and very expensive, white cliffs of Dover, Oxford, Cambridge, Bath etc.
Any time drop me a note and I’ll help you out as much as I can and give you more detail but they are off the top of my head.