| Waterlane in downtown Salisbury. Rivers and canals cut through the town. |
| Salisbury Cathedral (Cathedral of St. Mary) begun in 1220 has the tallest church spire in the UK. |
| Bizarre tree stumps in the Cathedral Close. |
| The walking path about Stonehenge gets very far away on one side. |
| Unknown church near Salisbury as seen from the Guide Friday bus tour. |
| The Cloisters of Salisbury Cathedral, the largest in the UK. The Lebanon cedars were planted in 1837 to commemorate Queen Victoria's accession. |
| Stonehenge from the visitors center. |
| The infamous "Heel" stone near the road. |
| Bus shelter in downtown Salisbury. |
| Salisbury Cathedral from the Close. |
| Close-up of the sarsen stones. This is as close as they would let us get to Stonehenge. |
| The circle of stones and the Slaughter stone. |
| Salisbury's town walls are gone but the gates are still in evidence. |
| One of only 4 surviving copies of the Magna Carta (1215) is kept in Salisbury Cathedral (no photos) |
| Salisbury Plain is flat and inhospitable with no rivers or streams. |
| Another close-up of the Sarsen stones. |
| The Bishop's Mill pub (I stopped for lunch) is surrounded on all sides by canals. |
| Salisbury Cathedral with the sun behind it. My one sunny day on this trip. |
| Burial mounds (barrows) of unknown ancient kings. |
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