This is the famous Salisbury Cathedral — the tallest in the UK.
Nenad and Daniel in front of the Cathedral.
The stonework was incredible.
A closer view.
The spire of the cathedral is 123 meters high.
This courtyard in the cathedral was used by the clergy for a bit of exercise between services.
Needless to say the architecture was amazing.
I am really glad I decided to lug my tripod with me. I knew these interiors would require it.
In a space this large a flash is useless. This is the alter.
This is the window of the prisoners of conscience.
The is the bishop's throne.
This unique fountain had a mirror-like surface.
This is the scene from the back (entrance) of the cathedral.
Our tour guide didn't talk about these flags, but I thought they looked cool.
This is the oldest working clock — although it doesn't tell time directly, it chimed the hour. It was built in the 14th century.