England Itinerary
"A Journey into Legend"
with Robert Perala and Tricia McCannon

August 7th through August 18th 2003

Day One: Catch your plane to London

Day Two: Fly into London's Heathrow Airport. Be picked up at the airport and taken to our Hotel in London. Optional afternoon at the British Museum to see the Crystal Skull and the National Museum of Science. Orientation dinner together.

Day Three: Spend a full day in London on the famous double decker buses exploring the many sites that have made this a world-class city. Morning at Madame Tussaud's Wax Museum and Planetarium. In the afternoon we visit Big Ben, the Thames River, Westminster Cathedral, Buckingham Palace, Piccadilly Circus, Traflaga Square, London Bridge, Kensington Gardens and the National Gallery of Art. Group dinner at Covent Gardens in the Theater District. Overnight in London

Day Four: Leave for the city of Windsor where we visit the old Castle, St. George's Chapel, the elegant State apartments, and the Art Gallery Show on the Coronations of Kings and Queens. Lunch in Windsor as we explore its charming cobblestone streets and shops. Leave in the afternoon to arrive in the village of Cholderton and the Red House Hotel 10 minutes away from Stonehenge.

Day Five: Dawn ceremony inside of Stonehenge, then a leisurely breakfast at our lovely Hotel. Afterwards we set off for Avebury and its amazing circles of standing stones. We visit Silbury Hill, West Kennett Longbarrow and the sacred Grove of Knowl Down, following the serpent lines that run from Stonehenge to Avebury. Dinner at the famous Barge Inn where all the crop circle enthusiasts congregate. Then overnight at the Red House Hotel.

Day Six: This morning we visit Old Sarum stone works, then for lunch we're off to explore the charming city of Salisbury with its cathedral and abundant markets. In the afternoon we explore the latest Crop Circles in the area. Dinner again at the Barge Inn. Full moon ceremony inside of Woodhenge. Overnight in Red House Hotel.

Day Seven: Leave for Glastonbury about 10:00AM, exploring Cadbury castle built on the Jupiter lines. This is thought to be the site of the ancient city of Camelot. Visit Wearyall Hill and the holy thorn tree on the way into Glastonbury. Arrive in Glastonbury in the afternoon and spend a free afternoon exploring the enchanted metaphysical town. Believed to be the ancient Avalon of legend, this medieval village has been called the "female heart chakra" of the world. Dinner and overnight in the George and Pilgrim.

Day Eight: Morning ceremony at ChaliceWell, the ancient fount of the Divine Mother and the place where Joseph of Arimathea established the first church in 37 AM. Afternoon to explore the Glastonbury Abbey and shops. Climb the Tor for a sunset ceremony on top of the dragon's back. Overnight in at the George and Pilgrim in Glastonbury.

Day Nine: We leave for Tintagel early this morning heading towards Cornwall where the birthplace of Arthur and Merlin still thrives. Stop along the way at Burrowbridge Mump, the guardian of the gates of the Glastonbury Zodiac. Visit the ruins of St. Michael's church on a hilltop. Stop at Spinster's Rock on the Mary lines. Lunch. Arrive in Tintagel by mid-afternoon, an ancient village on the northern coast of Cornwall. Explore this hidden village of Tintagel with its magic shops and stained glass monuments to the Knights of the Round Table. Settle into King Arthur's Inn overlooking the stupendous cliffs, crashing waves and mysterious caves that have made it famous.

Day Ten: We visit Merlin's cave this morning where the power of the dragonlines still vibrates beneath your feet. Explore the remains of the Castle on the cliffs above it, and the chapel there. In the afternoon we go to Boscastle where the witches lived, a village of thatched roofs and homes a thousand years old. Overnight at King Arthur's Inn.

Day Eleven: This morning we visit St. Nectan's Glenn, home of the Lady of the Lake. Walk in silence through the primordial forest of the fairies, meditate beside the waterfall, and have lunch at the Grotto of the waterfalls. This will be our closing Ceremony for the trip. In the late afternoon we head back towards London, overnighting in the Red House Hotel, an hour and a half from Heathrow Airport.

Day Twelve: This morning we have breakfast and leave early for London to catch our flights back to the States.

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