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Salisbury Cathedral |  In the medieval town of Salisbury, with its winding river full of ducks and swans, stands an imposing cathedral. Its spire can be seen from great distances. In the cathedral chapterhouse we can find one of the four remaining copies of the Magna Carta, which contains the first laws and human rights written in 1215.
The Magna Carta can be compared to our Charte des Franchiges. | |
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Stonehenge |  Begun 5,000 years ago, Stonehenge is the most important and perhaps the most mysterious prehistoric monument in Britain. It dates back to the New Stone Age (about 1,800 B.C.). While we walked around this magnificent sculpture we listened to the legends and stories it has inspired. | |
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Returning from a day out |  Back home, tired and hungry, after an interesting day out. A group photo taken outside the fort with Poutsmouth habour in the backround. | |
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Edoardo's birthday |  Celebrating Edoardo's birthday with English chocolate cake and sparkling wine after dinner at the fort. For Edoardo it was a great surprise. | |
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[Everyday lessons] [19th April 2005] [20th April 2005] [*21st April 2005*] [22nd April 2005] [Receiving our diplomas]
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