IW: Wonderful
EW: Beautiful
That's the number of steps I had to take to walk up the Ramparts Walk and Guy's Tower in Warwick Castle. But it was worth the climb. The view from the tower was magnificent. And the best part was that the weather was just nice today for long walk. I think I walked for more than 4 hours without stopping eventhough the climb up the spiral staircases nearly took all my breathe away. The castle is just soooo huge.
Check out this link for more info on the castle:
http://www.cv81pl.freeserve.co.uk/warwick.htm
One thing I discovered during this trip was that eels were (still are today?) a delicacy among the royalties. They would have their servants trap their own eels to be served to their guests. Hmm...Eels remind me of Japan.
Anyway, it was a good trip. Will definitely want to visit the castle again in another time of the year. Especially since I didn't manage to visit the peacock garden. Also there weren't much flowers left for viewing at this time...
Britain's greatest medieval experience (photo taken from a postcard)
EW: Beautiful
That's the number of steps I had to take to walk up the Ramparts Walk and Guy's Tower in Warwick Castle. But it was worth the climb. The view from the tower was magnificent. And the best part was that the weather was just nice today for long walk. I think I walked for more than 4 hours without stopping eventhough the climb up the spiral staircases nearly took all my breathe away. The castle is just soooo huge.
Check out this link for more info on the castle:
http://www.cv81pl.freeserve.co.uk/warwick.htm
One thing I discovered during this trip was that eels were (still are today?) a delicacy among the royalties. They would have their servants trap their own eels to be served to their guests. Hmm...Eels remind me of Japan.
Anyway, it was a good trip. Will definitely want to visit the castle again in another time of the year. Especially since I didn't manage to visit the peacock garden. Also there weren't much flowers left for viewing at this time...
Britain's greatest medieval experience (photo taken from a postcard)
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