To Manchester, not today

Walking part of the holiday is over. Now a bus ride to Manchester, a night there, and then a train ride to London on Tuesday.

Planned on picking up Sharon at 7:30 from the hospital then taxi to the bus with the group.

However, another day in the hospital. Breathing not recovered enough to leave.

I booked a hotel in Skipton for the night and the plan is to go to London via Leeds tomorrow. 

Nice shower

room comes with Nespresso machine

              

Skipton touristing

Above is the church, of course there is a church

Cathedral style

It is attached to the castle. The oldest (1090) fully intact, medieval castle.

Steep stairs, cold rooms, nothing charming, and one royal after the other remodeling changing rooms -this reminds me of other castles and palaces. Never satisfied with the way it is architectured. Add a room add a wing, change the color, etc.. 

Castle entrance -1090

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Skipton_Castle?wprov=sfti1

Very strong castle

Certainly not comfortable place as you will see further on as well.

To watch and shoot unwelcome guests
Woods and nice walkway
Chapel

Did not take pictures of the narrow winding steps that needed handrails to go up and down. Stone steps, of course. treacherous if you live there.

All in all, I like my room in the small boutique hotel far better.

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3 Responses to To Manchester, not today

  1. Unknown's avatar Anonymous says:

    Sorry to see QB still suffering – give her our best and we hope she’s feeling better soon.
    Castle looks, interesting? I wonder if one reason it didn’t fall to the Roundheads is that it wasn’t really that strategically valuable…
    Testing w/o login – Now says “log in optional” and seems to provide a new icon to add email info if you want; one of the options in the Email option is “Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment.”

  2. Ellen Greenebaum's avatar Ellen Greenebaum says:

    Sharon- Get well so

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