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Trip to Annapolis Fall 2025

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Eagle Creek Campground

This post is created only for information on tent camping at Eagle Creek Campground.

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Tolkien’s Final Journey, and our final leg

The gravesite where the original Luthien and Beren lay is in Wolvercote Cemetery.

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Lord Leycester and Gates

Because I am a military veteran myself, I was curious to see the historic veterans home in Warwick.

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Stratford-Upon-Avon

We spent the day walking in the footsteps of William Shakespeare.

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Four Shire Stone and Warwick

Our sixth day in England on May 6 was already good, but made better when we saw how great our Airbnb was for the next two nights.

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Bourton-on-the-Water and The Slaughters

Margaret and I visited three more Cotswolds villages as we made our slow journey north.

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Bibury in the Cotswolds

Possibly the most photographed location in all of England is in the village of Bibury, in the heart of the Cotswolds.

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Roman Baths at Bath

This site of a natural hot spings has been revered, celebrated, and visited by tourists for thousands of years.

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Bath Architecture

The architecture in Bath was heavily influenced by the Romans from 43-410 CE and by the Victorians in the 18th Century.

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