Bourton-on-the-Water, also knowns as the “Venice of the Cotswolds”, is a charming, picturesque village in Gloucestershire, England. Known for its idyllic stone bridges that cross the River Windrush, the hone-colored limestone buildings, and lush greenery. It blends country English charm, well-developed businesses and attractions, and a rich history that make it a must-see when visiting…
Stonehenge, a 5000 year old megalithic stone site attracts more than a million visitors per year. The ring of sarsen stones, some weighing up to 25 tons, is astronomically aligned to the summer and winter solstices. Our group went on a private tour to enter the Stonehenge stone circle. This is our story… “dun dun”…
Want to see the picturesque Arlington Row stone houses that are featured inside the British passport? I did. It’s in Bilbury, in the Cotswolds. I researched the best way to see it and there are two options. Stay somewhere nearby overnight, or do a day trip from London. I didn’t have that much time and…
Crop circles, mysterious patterns appearing in farmer’s fields predominantly in the United Kingdom, have captivated the imagination for decades. Often the crop circles are large geometric designs which sparks debate on who or what created them. During the tour, we got news of recently formed crop circle nearby and set out the following morning to…
Virgin Atlantic business class is one of the premier brands for international travel through London. The ambience is modern, trendy, and upscale. While the product has lost some luster over the decades, it’s still on par with the competitive landscape of today. Here’s some photos of my trip from San Francisco to London Heathrow Airport…
The Cerne Giant, or Cerne Abbas Giant, is an iconic geoglyph etched into a chalky hillside in Dorset, England. The original meaning behind it is not known. The giant dates back to the 10th century, and is 197 feet (60 meters) tall. National Trust maintains and rechalks the giant every 7-10 years. Mon, Jul 31:…