Hannah's school building in background (I think) |
Inside York Minster |
York Minster from the Roman Wall |
Walking along the Roman Wall on the way to dinner |
Durham - A very early Norman Cathedral with original construction still in good condition. We went to Evensong sung by a choir of young girls and a few men, one of the best we've heard.
Durham Cathedral from the train |
One of many fields of yellow rapeseed to be made into canola oil. |
Edinburgh - Rained a lot but the museums were good. A photography exhibit at the Portrait Gallery was a highlight.
Starting the audio guide tour of Holyrood Palace, the Queen's Edinburgh residence |
Ruined Abbey adjoining the palace |
Glasgow - Highlights were C. Rennie Mackintosh museum and a Royal Scottish National Orchestra concert with a fantastic young violinist (born 1986) who played a very difficult Benjamin Britten concerto with great feeling and skill. It was beautiful and she gave an encore of a Norwegian folk tune.
Rennie Mackintosh windows on a residence passed while trying to find our way to the Kelvin river walk |
Kelvin river walk |
Nicole, where and when will we celebrate your 21st?
ReplyDeleteWow, Mom! Despite the grey, it looks and sounds like you had a great trip.
ReplyDeleteThat is Hannah's school behind the sign. I miss her.
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