Our first stop was Lacock Village. This is a little town that does not allow cars in it except for the people who live there. We parked in a lot that was a short walk from the village center.
The town is used in lots of films – from Jane Austen adaptations to Harry Potter.
They have an old abbey in the town. The abbey itself was closed that day, but the cloister was open.
We returned to the village to have a cup of tea (me) and hot chocolate (Mom) at The George Inn, the oldest pub in Lacock. It was established in 1361.
From Lacock we drove through the town of Cherhill. The whole economy of the town seems to based on the fact that a giant horse was carved into the hillside in 1780.
Avebury is where another stone circle was built in ancient times. This circle, unlike Stonehenge, is right in the middle of the town. We parked and walked around some of the stones.
We not only saw white sheep, but there were also black sheep wandering among the giant rocks with the tourists.
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