Wednesday, July 23



After Coventry, we drove approximately 2 hours and 45 minutes, passing Sherwood Forest, the home of the legendary Robin Hood, on our way to York, England’s most complete medieval city. Forst and Louise to a bus tour around the city with the ability to get on and off the bus as they wished. They got off to walk a couple streets and have lunch. Alan and Joyce toured York Minster, the largest Gothic cathedral north of the Alps. Several cathedrals have been built on or near the site with the first in 627. The present minster was begun in 1220. The cathedral is massive, with incredible detail in painted glass windows, stained glass windows, intricate wood and stone carvings. It is truly incredible to think of how difficult it was at that time to build something so massive and tall. Alan and Joyce wanted to climb the 297 steps to the top of the t

From York it was on to Scotch Corner Hotel, an old ivy covered hotel pretty much in the middle of nowhere. After a dinner of pork roast, salmon, potatoes, veggies, pie and cheese cake, Alan and Joyce had to opportunity to sit in a hot tub to end the day.
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