At the Theatre Of Dreams - Manchester United, the most supported club in the world. It is every football fan to visit and watch a live match at his supported club, and today, I achieved one.
We booked a stadium tour during the off season period, and saw the ground staff busy re-turfing the field in preparation for the coming season.
Ok, I want this for my birthday so you know what to do.
Display cabinet with trophies accumulated throughout the club history, including the famous triple year of 1999.
In memory of the Busby Babes who perished in Munich
Jerseys of some famous players who donned it ever so proudly
Old Trafford Stadium as seem from across The Lowry.
Walking along Salford Quay, and towards The Lowry, a museum and gallery complex.
Manchester in North West england is known for its bad weather but today, we have a sunny day. Good to just sit and watch the world go by.
Inside Trafford Centre, and yes, shopping!
Nice murals paintings on the ceiling, and the natural light showcasing the work.
Manchester Town Hall - I took to the street to visit Albert Square while my travel companions were happily shopping at Trafford Centre.
A memorial statue of Prince Albert stands at Albert Square, in front of Manchester Town Hall
We left the city and headed to Chester, the best preserved walled cities in England. This is the famous Chester Weir, on the River Dee.
Bridge Street in Chester City is so pretty, with its black & white houses.
Chester Cathedral, that I captured while strolling along the walled city.
We left Chester, England and headed to Wales. The next few days were spent in Wales where we visited famous castles and beautiful beaches. We also scaled the tallest mountain in the United Kingdom that we could barely stand upright for a few minutes.
And another travel trip awaiting....
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