Tewkesbury Abbey

The monastery has a rather historical sense and its place in the local area is also central to the centre.

After leaving Broadway, Pat drove to the destination, she introduced that the town where Tewkesbury Abbey is called "black and white town", I didn't understand at first, and I didn't know that it was really black and white until I arrived (picture 12-19). Pat took a special detour around the river and told me there were residents living in boat houses, which were interesting places (pictured). Each boat also had its own territory range. Finally, Pat took me to Tewkesbury Abbey and she went back. Tewkesbury Abbey is one of the larger churches in England, and a monastery dissolved by Henry VIII. The 12th century church has a huge 40-meter tower (pictured). After the visit, lunch is also eaten in the black and white house (pictured 7). I am very grateful to Pat, I am very glad to choose this city and this home..Photograph: Annie Equipment: Sony A7RII