Margaret and I took a day trip to Canterbury (for the cathedral) and Dover (for the white cliffs).
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| Brits seem to like the word 'bits.' |
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| Canterbury Cathedral |
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| Beauvais! |
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| streets of Dover--Dover Castle sits up on the left |
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| KFCs are EVERYWHERE. |
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| Dover Castle is up on a hill (that we had to climb) over the town. |
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| Drawbridge! |
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| me at Dover Castle |
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| windows inside the castle |
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| the view from the roof of the castle |
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| If it'd been a clear day we'd have been able to see France. But alas we had grey, English weather. |
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| the roof |
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| Dover. |
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| Seagull and flag. |
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| me on the roof |
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| He looks like he's dancing to me. |
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| me |
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| These slits are for shooting through. |
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| Look closely. There's a gecko-y thing in the crack between the bricks. |
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| White Cliffs! |
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| To get to the cliff walk, we have to walk along this road for about 2 miles. |
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| Clearly the best way to see the cliffs is to scramble over some steep English hills to get to the walkway. |
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| me sitting on the white cliffs with a ferry port in the background |
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| me sitting on the cliffs |
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| me and the cliffs |
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| That's a very steep drop off the edge... |
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| a little cave in the white cliffs |
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| me, white cliffs, and black beach |
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| a snail |
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| very English--a man walking through the countryside with his two dogs |
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| Dover Castle |
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| Dover Castle |
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| Dover Castle |
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| a red telephone booth in Dover, unlike the ones in London it wasn't filled with prostitute ads |
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