No pigeons at the British seaside, only gulls, so we didn't do much running around Deal Castle during our visit to Kent, England. Deal Castle was built by Henry VIII and is most notable for its shape: six bastions surrounding a central keep, in the shape of a perfect Tudor rose. Of course, during our visit Boy found the pebble-filled beach more interesting. Here he and TSU search for the perfect stones for skipping, since the meanies at the castle wouldn't let us fire the cannons.
Monday, February 1, 2010
Photo of the Week--2/1/10
No pigeons at the British seaside, only gulls, so we didn't do much running around Deal Castle during our visit to Kent, England. Deal Castle was built by Henry VIII and is most notable for its shape: six bastions surrounding a central keep, in the shape of a perfect Tudor rose. Of course, during our visit Boy found the pebble-filled beach more interesting. Here he and TSU search for the perfect stones for skipping, since the meanies at the castle wouldn't let us fire the cannons.
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