Monday night we stayed in Derby and on Tuesday drove to York. We walked around town saw some Castles, some Cathedrals and had an authentic Cornish Tasty (meat pie) for lunch. Yuck! Further north, we got a little lost and found ourselves at the Sun Hotel in Warkworth. We walked around town, had a great dinner, and then woke up and took a tour of the castle across the street. We learned that this castle is the opening scene for Act 3 of Shakespeare's Henry IV (or something like that).
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| Clifford's Tower, York Castle |
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| Magistrate's Court |
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| River Ouse, York |
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| All Saints Church |
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| 16th Century timbered framehouse at Lady Peckitt's Yard, #12 Pavement, York |
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| York Minster |
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| York Minster |
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| Uniformed students at recess in the Minster grammar school. |
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| York Minster |
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| Our cute little hotel in Warkworth. |
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| The Earl of Northumberland, Lord Percy's castle |
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| Barbarian at the gate |
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| 2nd day of the Siege |
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| Bridge on the River Coquet, built 1380 |
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The Old School at 2 The Butts, Warkworth, Morpeth, Northumberland, UK
between Amble & Shilbottle, Low Buston & High Buston, not too far from Alnwick (Hogwarts) where Harry Potter first learned to fly the broomstick.
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