Despite many trips to London, I had never made to short trip to Greenwich before today. Greenwich has a long maritime tradition back when Britannia ruled the waves. This ultimately lead to Greenwich being the location from which all time on Earth is set.
My second visit to Falmouth gave me one more chance to enjoy life in Cornwall. I split my time between a beautiful walk along the Cornish coastline and the charm of Falmouth itself.
Rollover day at Southampton provided just enough time for the 30-minute train ride to the seaside town of Bournemouth.
I had a day between cruises to occupy myself and I had identified Winchester as one of the interesting places I could visit in the short time before I needed to be back on my ship. Enough time to take in some Medieval history (and legends).
What does Liverpool have that no other city does? The Beatles. I made that the theme for my visit today and it really paid off.
Cornwall has a very distinctive charm that almost makes it feel separate from the rest of England. Falmouth is one of the many cities/towns in Cornwall where it would be so easy to get lost for a day or two enjoying the charm on offer.
Salisbury is a city steeped in history with Stonehenge, Salisbury Cathedral, and the city of Salisbury itself providing a time warp back to an ancient medieval England.
Having stepped off the Princess Sky in Southampton back in March, I have returned to Southampton to resume my exploration of Europe.