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Simon Nevola said
I had been to the UK several times, but never made the trip down to Amesbury. Mom pointed the car west away from the city heat and... Continue reading »
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megesimps said
Because I was studying abroad there was some short excursions that were offered to the Americans. I had to get up so early in the morning... Continue reading »
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Siraj Hashmi said
Announcement: Sorry I haven't been able to stay updated with writing my blog entries because I got very sick for the past 2 weeks, but I'... Continue reading »
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PDXTravellers said
I have always been fascinated with the Stonehenge monuments even before we ever thought of travelling to England. I've always wonde... Continue reading »
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localkineguy said
Today I was determined to head out Stonehenge. I've been talking too long about it. So anyway, I headed out from the apartmen... Continue reading »
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1. Bowood Gardens
Starting with over 2000 acres of grounds landscaped by Capability Brown in the 1760s, these gardens include a fine serpentine lake graced with a Doric Temple to which a highly picturesque rocky valley was added toward the end o... more
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2. Bowood House
Bowood is a perfectly proportioned Georgian building, however, there used to be the Big House and the Little House, which in 1770 were joined together by an enormous drawing room. By the end of WWII, the Big House had become so... more
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3. Bowood House Adventure Playground
Situated, but well concealed, within the grounds of Bowood House is the adventure playground, a must for all those visiting with young families. The attraction has been established for nearly 25 years and is built from timber g... more
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4. Bowood Rhododendron Walks
Possibly the greatest glory of the Bowood Garden are the Rhododendron Walks, begun in the mid 19th century and added to by successive generations. Now covering over 60 acres, with some 2 miles of paths, the spectacle of the eno... more
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5. White Horse Hill
The 3,000-year-old Uffington White Horse is Britain's oldest and most famous hill figure. It is a long, sleek and disjointed horse cut into the hillside. At various times, the iconic horse has been thought to be the Celtic hors... more
