We stayed in Jane Austen's former home during our time in Bath. So freaking cool.

The Romans discovered the hot springs at Bath around 43 AD, and recognized their significance. They constructed the Roman Baths in 70 AD.

The City Centre has the Abbey, Baths, shopping, Sally Lunn Buns, and more.

Where does a Jane Austen fan visit in Bath? One of the first stops is the absolutely breathtaking Bath Abbey.

Located just a few blocks away from the Royal Mile, Greyfriars Kirkyard is one of the most famous cemeteries in the world.

Makar's Mash Bar is a TripAdvisor "Best of the Best" restaurant, the #1 casual eat in the UK and #9 in the world for the past seven years.

Real Mary King's Close was rated 2024's top UK attraction by TripAdvisor. We visited it and St. Giles Cathedral on our first full day.

Craigmillar Castle is Edinburgh's OTHER castle, but is in beautiful ruins.

I love "The Crown," although I'm not a royalist. A has watched the episode about the royal yacht's decommission, so we visited it.

A wee bit of Scotland - A and I travelled to Edinburgh this past summer. We stayed at the Ocean Mist Leath and visited Cramond Beach first.

I like Big Bens, and I cannot lie.

A pretty good "name three facts and a lie" fact about me is that I was at Buckingham Palace the day the queen died and ended her reign.