Warwick Castle experience is much better
as you can go to all parts of the Castle. It's indeed 'smashing' as the English would say ! You can climb all the towers which
offer great views of Warwick and its surroundings. There is a ghost chamber which is supposed to be a haunted place. You can
see all the state apartments with wax structures of people, which gives a view of how things would have looked when the castle
was in use by the Royals.
Oh God ! Bath is 'lovely'! The best attractions in Bath
are the city's landscape itself being on a hill, Roman baths, Bath Abbey and the Impossible Microworld. There is a hot spring
inside the Roman Bath which is basically due to a fault on the Earth's crust. Its indeed amazing to note that the hot water
we see on the surface must have started its journey ten thousand years back or that's what they claim atleast !
Statford is a neat little town on the Avon river. The
fact that it is the birthplace of William Shakespeare makes it even better. Half a day is just about right to spend in Stratford
and a must see is Shakespeare's house.
A visit to Scotland was another dream come true. I have always been fascinated
by Lochness and its so called monster Nessie, having seen it in the Discovery channel. Well, Nessie was so scared of me, it
did not have the guts to put its face up when we went.