The next stop was Avebury. Avebury is the site of a stone circle that is at least an order of magnitude bigger than Stonehenge. Unfortunately it's so big that you can't really take it in like you can Stonehenge. It's so large that the village of Avebury sits within the ring.

We stayed at Lacock, which is a quaint little village with no modern intrusions, basically a tourist trap (although a pretty one).

Castle Combe was the next stop. This village was supposedly voted the most beautiful village in Brittan. It's cute, it's old, but by this time in the day the important fact was it had a pub open. This is the village where the film version of Dr. Dolittle was filmed. After walking through the village streets and the church grave yard, what I found best about this village was the pint of ale I found at the single open pub.

Pulled into Bath after dark. After doing a brief tour of the village (in the dark) we arrived at the hostel. Took the city bus in to town from the hostel and spent the evening at a pub (surprise).