I’m back in the States now, but here are photos from the latter part of my trip to England:
Bath, on the River Avon
One of King Bladud’s Pigs in Bath. According to legend, Bladud was a Briton who came back from study abroad in Athens with leprosy and wound up a swineherd. He noticed that pigs who lolled in a certain patch of warm mud didn’t get skin diseases, so he tried the mud himself. It cured him of his leprosy, he became prince again, and he founded Bath.
Bath Abbey
The Roman Baths and Bath Abbey
Hieratic text at the Ashmolean Museum
Citterns at the Ashmolean
Winged Assyrian holding a goat at the British Museum
Athena and Hephaestus on the Elgin (Parthenon) marbles at the British Museum
Beaver on a Nisga’a totem pole at the British Museum
Me with a lion in Trafalgar Square
Big Ben
Parliament
Me and the London Eye
Westminster Abbey
At Foyles, a bookshop on Charing Cross Road
Eleanor Glewwe 
Wow, Bath looks lovely! I’d really like to visit and see that river, as well as get a chance to… take a bath? Is that allowed? Haha. I’m also glad you got to visit the British Museum (if you hadn’t been before). I could spend a week inside it…
The Roman baths are a tourist site now, but there are other baths that use the same waters that you can actually go to.