#PigtownintheUK: A Brief Instagram Tour of My Trip

Hard to believe I am back in the States already. When I woke up this morning, after staying at eight different places over 14 days, I couldn’t figure out where I was. I took more than 700 pictures, and haven’t even started going through them, so I thought I’d give you my Instagram overview!

This was over a small door at a former school in Islington, London.

I used to go over this bridge as I went to work on the train. Love it from below.

There are more sheep than people in Wales. It was lambing season, too!

I am going to do an entire post on this place, Portmeirion.

As children, we always visited old churches. I especially love cloistered walks.

You can see miles from this Cotswold hills overlook at Birdlip!

The Rows in Chester. Four corners of these gorgeous buildings.

Tewkesbury Abbey. Construction started in 1102. Stones came from Normandy.

I posted this picture, then found a friend’s parents live around the corner!

So lucky to stumble across this amazing place! More about it in a later post.

We walked to the top of Primrose Hill to watch the sunset. You can see the buildings in the Docklands lit by the sun.

The Gardens exhibit at the Royal Academy, with the Monet Waterlilies triptych.

Me and my new hat.

Expect more posts next week when I’ve had some time to a) catch up on my sleep and b) sort through my images!