England
There's something that feels familiar about England. I'm drawn to period films set in England, whether it's the gritty streets of London or the beautiful English countryside. There's something about old timey England that resonates with me deeply. Is it because I grew up watching Mary Poppins on repeat? A past life? My ancestral lineage? I have ancestral ties to Bromsgrove, a village that dates back to Roman times. Their town market has been taking place since 1200.
I love top hats, cobbled streets, castles and English gardens. I love English wit and banter. I also love their directness and politeness. The English are infinitely more formal than I'm accustomed to and it's quite amusing to observe and interact with.
England is home to some of the world's most iconic landmarks like Big Ben, Tower Bridge, London Eye, Stonehenge, it's many churches and palaces. It's history is so well preserved it feels as if your time traveling. The past is still present. England's oldest pharmacy/chemist has been in operation since 1734! It's just wild how old and well preserved things are. Not just the buildings and the streets but the glorious trees.
England Sites:
London
London played a huge role in laying the foundation for who I was to become. I love visiting. No matter how many times you go you'll never see it all!
Stonehenge - Glastonbury - Avebury
Stonehenge, Glastonbury, and Avebury are some of England's most fascinating and mythical sites with links to King Arthur's realm and the world's largest stone circle.
Cotswolds
Costswolds is home to some of the most picturesque villages in England, they are so lovely and peaceful. You can spend hours just strolling taking it all in.
Blenheim Palace
Blenheim Palace is the only nonroyal palace in England. It's the birthplace of Winston Churchill. It's truly magnificent. It's been used in a number of films.
Harry Potter Studios
As a Potterhead visiting Harry Potter Studios was on my bucket list. It was maybe the most fun ever and everything I wanted it to be!
