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England 2016 – even more photos and travel journal goodness!

by | Apr 6, 2016

Andrew and Roger - England 2016Just like from our trip last May of 2015, I have an extensive travel journal and hundreds of photos from the recent trip that Andrew and I took to England in March of 2016.

It was such a memorable trip, with so many father-son moments.

We had pub lunches, visited ancient churches, drove expensive Range Rovers through the mud, shot clay pigeons, saw soccer matches, and ate/drank/laughed/had the best time with our English family!

I won’t repost them all here – go read the journals! 🙂


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