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A Jubilee Visit To Great Britain |
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Bob and Jean Sue visited Great Britain late this spring to partake in the
Queen's Golden Jubilee festivities, renew acquaintances with friends and
relatives, and see parts of England (and Wales) we haven't visited before.
Here are links to a few of our photographic memories. Click on the photo
to bring you to a page of more photos on this aspect of our journey.
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In Search Of The
Queen Buckingham Palace was our first stop,
but our travels in search of the monarchy also led us to Windsor and Beaumaris Castles. |
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To Market, To
Market! And Two For Tea Bob discovered a replacement for
his regular visits to Philadelphia's Reading Terminal Market in
London's Borough Market. Goodies purchased there were put to good
use at a tea we hosted at our flat for Jean Sue's cousins Annie and Sonja. |
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From Forest To
Moor Jean Sue, enthralled by Edward
Rutherford's The Forest, suggested touring that region
between Southampton and Salisbury, so we did, and enjoyed our brief
time at Brockenhurst and Salisbury. From there we drove to Devon to
visit Ray and Sacha. |
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Anglesey and
Snowdonia Tens of thousands of sheep! Bob
was happy. But despite Anglesey being an island, little fresh
shellfish could be found. |
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The Cotswolds
Tea at the Lygon Arms in Broadway (no, not the one known as the Big
White Way) and catching up with Bob's cousin Michelle. Plus ancient
rings and sheep fences! |
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All photographs
and text © Robert L Libkind and Jean Sue Libkind |
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