Go to Canterbury Cathedral on sunny Sunday

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On a sunny day last Sunday, I visited Canterbury Cathedral. It’s free for everyone after 2 PM.

During the way to cathedral.

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I think these people are already done with their touring and going back to their own lovely home.

 

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The hard working boy is an ice cream assistant.

 

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Around the famous tourist attraction, there is a toy shop, but unfortunately, it’s not on sale!

 

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Come and see our shop!

 

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“I can’t leave without you, froggy!” said the little girl.
It was the most beautiful day since I’ve been here. Almost all of the people were dressed in summer clothing, eating a lot of ice cream, and wearing sunglasses everywhere.

 

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Scenery from the cathedral entrance.

 

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I really wanted a tour of the cathedral. Actually, I’ve been to many types of cathedrals before, but it was special to enjoy using my spare time with the sunshine.

 

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We can easily see the stain glass at every cathedral, and it is PHOTO POINT for tourists to be honest.

 

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There is a place inside with a children’s gallery exhibition.

 

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Outside, the flower trees are in full bloom. I am planning to come here every weekend.
It could be fantastic!

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