We went to visit our friend Dr. Roger Richardson in Winchester.
Dr. Richardson kindly made us cottage pie and apple crumble. All delicious. He used apples from his garden.
Dr. Richardson's garden.
The boys in front of a medieval wall
In front of medieval wall made of flint
An old clock, with a walkway to maintain it. This was the old town hall.
Butter Cross, so named because people used to put butter on the steps they were selling to keep it tool
King Alfred--hurray!
Still functioning mill
Bishop's residence
Ruins of medieval castle
Place where Jane Austen died
Very poignant marker in smallest church in England
George visited for tea--he loved carrots
We attended evening prayers at Winchester Cathedral
On the way home
An old clock, with a walkway to maintain it. This was the old town hall.
Butter Cross, so named because people used to put butter on the steps they were selling to keep it tool
King Alfred--hurray!
Still functioning mill
Bishop's residence
Ruins of medieval castle
Place where Jane Austen died
Very poignant marker in smallest church in England
George visited for tea--he loved carrots
We attended evening prayers at Winchester Cathedral
Preparing to leave
Posing with our tickets
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