London, Great Malvern, and Worcester.

So yesterday we landed in London, and it was pretty great, even though we didn't really get to see more than the airport, besides when we left on the bus. Didn't get any pictures this time around, but that's ok, because we are planning on making a trip (or two!) back to London.  We are hoping to go see Madame Tussauds, London Eye, and visit Camden Market, to name a few things!

Anyways, on the bus ride from London to Cheltenham, Jon and I managed to cat nap a little bit, for the first time since the morning we left. I think it really helped us to be able to stay up to a whopping 9:30pm. Jon's cousin gave us a bit of a car tour of the local area, which is pretty neat. I'm hoping for a clear day sometime soon, so that we can get a proper view of the hills. Which actually kinda look like a mountain. Just saying.

After a pretty good nights sleep, we ended getting up fairly early (like 6:30am early) and just lounged around a bit until others in the house were up. Watched some British "How It's Made" (which is exactly like the Canadian one, but with a British voice actor instead.), and a bit of other random television.

A little while later, Jon's aunt picked us up, and took us to see the Worcester Cathedral.

Which is this lovely place!

On the walk up to the Cathedral, there were many, MANY swans and ducks. Which was really interesting to see.

Jon taking a picture of the many swans as well.

So, then we wandered around the Cathedral for a few hours, took some really neat photos (which I will post later on), then took off to wander Worcester.

In the city center, there are so many shops everywhere! Down alleys, or food wagons, just pretty much everywhere. We ended up going for lunch at a place called Double Sushi, with Jon's cousin, Ray. (who we also wandered around the Cathedral and shops with).

All in all, it was a pretty awesome full day.