York's National Railway Museum
Queen Victoria's Carriage
The Mallard, world's fastest steam train
Taking a break at the outlet mall's Caffe Nero
Visiting the Duke and Duchess of Devonshire's grounds at Bolton Abbey
Bolton Abbey ruins
Mom & Molly's trip to Bath--Sally Lunn's buns for lunch
Mom's is Welsh Rarebit and mine's brie and cranberry
The original downstairs kitchen
One of my favorite pubs in Bath, the Crystal Palace
The Jane Austen Centre
One of the houses Jane lived in, 25 Gay Street
The Circus
The Royal Crescent
Pultney Bridge and the Weir
Lacock Village (National Trust village, amazingly preserved and used in period films--Pride & Prejudice, Cranford, etc.)
Not quite so authentic with the cars, but people actually live here!
The Red Lion was used for the ball where the Bennetts first meet the Bingleys and Mr. Darcy
Lacock Abbey
The Cloisters were used in the first two Harry Potter films
The Chapter House was used for the room where Harry finds the Mirror of Erised
I'd love to hear how the experiment is going...
Famous dog wheel spit at the George Inn, Lacock
Jane Austen Centre
St Swithin's Church where Jane Austen's parents were married and her father is buried
Bath Abbey, rebuilt 1499
Entrance hall for the Roman Baths
Roman Bath Selfie
Laura Place, where Lady Dalrymple stayed in Persuasion
Bristol Temple Meads
Afternoon tea at Wedgwood Visitor Centre
Ancient High House, Stafford
Leeds Industrial Museum, Armley
Abbey House tea room
Pub Lunch in Hawes
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