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England 2025 – Cucklington, Stonehenge and Exeter – 6-37-25

Lydia Maxon, a female member of Alfred Hempstead’s line, was born in Cuclingham and came to America around 1665. I […]

Lots of one-laner roads again today. Google should put an “avoid narrow roads” option in the GPS app. But the

We’re now in the land of the Burills (Judy’s side) and the Libbys (Jon’s side). The genealogical records are confusing

Good news! I’m not going to use “quaint and picturesque” not even once today. Our tour of the Cotswolds hit

A plan is something you deviate from. Every day so far has not gone as planned – and every deviation

We got two good pieces of advice last night at diner: spareribs and Boston. Judy asked the folks at the

Today’s unplanned venture to see gray seals at Horsey Beach, a 20-minute drive north of our hotel produced unexpected and

What genius designed lay flat seats such that the passengers in the middle two seats are blocked by passengers in

Rick and Hempstead Family Genealogy Trip to England, June 19 – 27, 2025 Judy and I returned Monday from our

It took us ten hours, but you can see the highlights in only 10 minutes! It was a great day,

Here we go again: Spanish move in and conquer the indigenous people Spanish need to build a wall and a

At last, a Spanish city. Lots of churches and cathedrals. Lots of buildings with second-story balconies. Bright colors. And four