Hooray for Day Trips
/Those of us without Monday classes traveled down to southeast England to Dover, to see both the Castle there and the White Cliffs. Both were spectacular and I would have liked to stay longer. We arrived by train which took about and hour and a half and went to the hill that the castle is situated at first. Some of the first activity here was by the Romans who built two lighthouses and a series of underground tunnels. These tunnels were kept up, and during WWII were expanded for use by the British Army serving as a strategic position as they are on the coastline facing the Straight of Dover and France. It's also quite a lovely sight.