The next day I visited the town of Windsor,
best known for hosting some rather remarkable
structures composed entirely of little plastic
bricks, at Legolandia. I'd heard it was a lot
like Stonehenge.
But, never being one to follow the crowds,
I opted for the more obscure venue of Windsor
Castle.
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The audio tour for this attraction (no photos
allowed inside) was primarily a guide to
interior decorating, though I'm not certain if
I'll really be able to use any of the tips and tricks
revealed. Lots of details about which century which
ceilings had been repainted or replastered.
It's still used as The Queen's
weekend residence, and sometimes those vast rooms
are closed off, so she can nap.
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Ah yes, I was visiting just after the Queen's mother
had passed away at 102 years of age, and two days
before her funeral was to take place at Windsor Castle.
It was a big todo.
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