Photo a day, April 27, 2012 – The Shambles of York

The street, lovingly referred to as the Shambles, has been a part of the city of York since the coming of William the Conquerer in 1066. Well known for its overhanging medieval shops, it almost looks like the street is going to cave in on itself. Though the Shambles is no longer a butchers district as it once was, travelers and residents alike can grab a lovely pork pie on their way down this historic street.

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Photo a day, April 26, 2012, Medieval Berwick-Upon-Tweed

Berwick-Upon-Tweed is a sleepy medieval town on the northeastern coast of England. Throughout the centuries, it has become one of the towns most heavily fought over between England and Scotland. Walking along the medieval walls, constructed during the reign of Queen Elizabeth I, is quite a photographic journey.

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Photo a day, April 25, 2012 – York Minster Cathedral

There has been a church on this site moving far back into ancient history, to the year 627 to be exact. York Minster, a spectacular Gothic cathedral is a sight to see. I could have spent hours sitting in the calm park under the gaze of the Minster. Visit all my posts from England, Wales and Scotland

Photo a day, April 24, 2012 – Houses of Parliament, London

Originally built in the 11th century, the Palace of Westminster, now the Houses of Parliament, was the royal residence of kings until the 16th century. Now, it is the meeting place of the House of Commons as well as the House of Lords. Visit all my posts from England, Wales and Scotland

Photo a day, April 23, 2012 – Oxford Street Scene

Once I got off the train, I was astounded with the efficiency and history surrounding Oxford. The amount of students going about their business is really interesting and there are bicycles everywhere you look. Visit all my posts from England, Wales and Scotland

Photo a day, April 22, 2012 – Christ Church Cathedral, Oxford

Established in the 16th century, Christ Church college is one of the stunning colleges part of the University of Oxford. Each has its own history and stories behind the stones. When visiting the city of Oxford, one must visit Christ Church college. Visit all my posts from England, Wales and Scotland

As the photographer sees it; The Georgian beauty of Bath Spa, England

When I first stepped into the City of Bath Spa, seeing the Abbey for the first time was one of the most special moments during my time in the historic city.
 

Photo a day, April 21, 2012 – Kids of Cambodia

The kids of Cambodia are wonderful and friendly; however, many are looking for coins. If you are looking to take a picture of any kids, help them out with some coins. Feel free to visit all my posts from Cambodia

Photo a day, April 20, 2012 – Beaches of Kep, Cambodia

King Crab is the speciality of Kep, Cambodia and my family and I dove into the traditional cuisine of this small fishing village on the coast of Cambodia. However, if you get the black pepper sauce king crab, be prepared for a messy, yet delicious meal. Feel free to visit all my posts from Cambodia

Photo a day, April 19, 2012 – Gasing up the Tuk-tuks, Cambodia Style

In Canada, where I live, gas usually comes out of a pump, so it was a breath of fresh air to see the gas in old soda bottles. What an interesting use of something usually just turfed. Feel free to visit all my posts from Cambodia