In the spring break of 2006 me and my classmates went on a ten day field trip to England. This was the height of our high school events which everybody waited for anxiously. The day of our departure has came and so we set out on our journey to explore what England has to offer.The journey was longer than any trip I had ever been on and none of us enjoyed the fact that we had to spend our first night on the bus and to make matters worse the heating on the bus broke down so it was freezing. However the second night before we sailed over to England was spent in a nice motel where we could enjoy to comforts of sleeping in a bed once again.
The next morning we sailed across the Le Manche channel and finally reached the shores of our destination. Our first stop was Canterbury where we did a lot of sight seeing and then we continued to London where we spent two days but it was barely enough to see the most important sights. After that we went to Cambridge for some punting where some of us almost took a dip in the river. Our next stop was Tintagel which is where Arthur's Camelot is believed to have stood. And our final most important stop was Stonehenge before leaving England.
Before we started on our way home we stpped in Amsterdam for a day so that the bus drivers could have a rest and also to check out the famous Red Light District. Then we got back on the bus and besides one stop in Austria we didn't stop till we got back home.
