It's been a pretty busy few days.  And much more walking than my family is used too.  I've been having a blast.  When Mark's mom and grandmother visited last year, we had only been here ourselves for just a few months, we took them out, showed them some sights.  But everything was still so new to us as well. Now that we've been here in England over15 months, there I am marching my folks and brother around like I were a native.  I've taken great joy in showing them around our surrounding village area and our village life.  Navigating London neighborhoods, sites and the underground with little to no help from my "London A to Zed."  It's just been such a strange and wonderful feeling, having even such a large city feel so comfortable.  Feeling like home.  Even taking them around Windsor I was at ease, having only been there twice before.  Or going so far over into Greenwich where we took silly photos straddling the Prime Meridian wasn't a big deal without a map. Tomorrow we venture into new territory.  We head west to the Cheddar Gorge and Caves and on to Bath.  It will be a long driving day, but we'll get to see some new countryside scenery.  That's after I treat my family to my awesome Eggs Benedict for breakfast :) Well, I'm completely knackered,  after I a have a couple of more details sorted for tomorrow I am hitting the sheets.