I’m starting to convince my co-workers that business trips are better if you go out and see the sights rather than work in the hotel between meetings. We arranged for a jet-lagged visit to Stonehenge and toured Windsor Castle.

Windsor is next to Eton, home to Eton College, founded in 1440 by King Henry VI. I took a picture of the Eton Walk and decided to try it out one afternoon.

It was much longer than I expected, and the northern section takes you through some fairly sketchy underpasses where no one could hear you scream, but overall it was a nice jaunt. Would have been better on a bike.

Railroad bridge in Eton

Windsor castle

Windsor tree-lined path

Old thatched-roof homes in Wherwell

Trees in the morning – The Long Walk in Windsor, UK

Shadow under railroad bridge in Eton

Windsor sunset

Stonehenge

Getting a good shot of the Widwinter Sunset direction arrow at Stonehenge

Thatched-roof home by stream in Wherwell, UK

Catholic Church of St. Edward the Confessor, Windsor

Egham, UK – John Wesley passed this way and preached in 1744

Me and Mr. Bean

Eton boys

Eton

Eton graffiti

Windsor

Eton College Chapel

Windsor castle vine

Stonehenge

Tourist shop in Windsor, UK

Shackleton statue in London

Stonehenge chocolate

Windsor castle guard

Windsor

The rook of stonehenge

Windsor

Breakfast in Windsor.

The George, Eton

Eton

500-year-old home in Wherwell, UK

The Long Walk in Windsor, UK

The Long Walk in Windsor, UK

Eton

St. George’s Chapel – Windsor Castle

Windsor, UK