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Stonehenge & Salisbury Cathedral Pics
I'm jumping on a plane in a few hours to head out to Las Vegas for PubCon. So it's clear off the camera time before I depart, to make sure what happens in Vegas shows up on Flickr. Among my clearing out photos are some snaps of Stonehenge and Salisbury Cathedral. Rebecca Kelley from SEOmoz is over here in the UK, so I gave her a whirlwind tour this Saturday of our local sights. Some pics, for those who are interested.
Stonehenge was a first stop, a cold day for her visit. FYI, if you're thinking of visiting, be sure to read my Stonehenge tour tips (which also has some more pictures of the stones). Later, we hit Salisbury Cathedral, impressive for its giant spire, the tallest medieval spire in Europe: Sadly, my little point-and-shoot digital doesn't do it justice. Another view: It was too dark inside for my camera to shoot well, but here's one look at the interior: Former prime minister Edward Heath made his home in Salisbury. Heath died last year, and I hadn't realized he was buried in the cathedral. His marker: Bye, Rebecca! By Danny Sullivan on Nov. 14, 2006 | PermalinkSee related posts in: Salisbury
Next Post: My New Search Site: Search Engine Land Comments Comment by Rebecca Kelley Great Stonehenge travel tips! Nice to meet you at Pubcon and will be following SearchEngineLand with great interest. Comment by JoeDuck Edward Heath! He lived right opposite the Cathedral too. I have a photograph of him getting in his car with armed police around him from 1991 Salisbury Cathedral is quite a sight. I had my own pub and restaurant in Bath nearby for years. Comment by David Want to comment? If you are signed into TypeKey, you'll see a form below. No form? Click on the sign-in link below, and you can sign-in or sign-up for a free account. Sorry you have to use TypeKey, but I use it to avoid comment spam. All comments currently appear automatically after posting.
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Thanks again, Danny! I had a really fun time, despite the long train rides and the cold weather. Salisbury Cathedral was really neat, and I certainly appreciated your hospitality.