After our trip to the Isle of Wight, we went to Stonehenge. There were some people there, but not too many, which was good. There is a rope around the stones, so you can’t get all the way in (although I did see people jump over the rope, but then quickly jump back). It was still possible to take nice pictures without other tourists in them:
Globetrotter Chick at Stonehenge. My friend's husband volunteered to hold the Chick. 
I thought it was great, although there is a motorway really close by. And the sky looked very dramatic and gave us a nice shower at one point, but it was still a nice experience.
After this, my friends dropped me off in Salisbury, which I took a little walk in while they headed back to Gatwick airport. It’s a nice place, Salisbury, and I hope to go again some time. I imagine it would be a nice place to just hang out for a day. I didn’t visit the famous cathedral, partly because I was a bit tired, partly because the entrance fee seemed quite expensive for just a church.
Here are some photos from Salisbury (which is not pronounced Sales-bury, but almost like Souls-bury):
This monument is called the Poultry Cross.
A funny shop.
The Endless Street! Which, according to Google Maps, is really quite short...
St. Thomas' Church.
Funny thing to see Chick posing at the Poultry Cross.
speaking of Stonehenge here is something interesting:
