Last Saturday I was in York. The weather was a bit iffy, so we decided to visit York Dungeons.
This took about an hour, but in that time you went through history, and audience participation was requested from simple booing to 'volunteering'.
The actors in a few centuries were scary, the odd one or two OTT, but it was fun.
Unwisely one of my sons heckled the judge and ended up in the dock charged with despicable crimes- fortunately he was allowed to go free after that...
But if you do go, I'd advice staying at the back unless you want to get harmlessly splattered, and or volunteered...
As it was raining when we came out we went for coffee, and then a book browse in York Waterstones- not much choice in the romances I was looking for- the ones I found, I already had. :(
There were a lot of people going up Clifford's Tower, but having been right up to the top of the building many years ago, I gave it a miss. It's a great view, but I'm not great with heights any more...
Now I'm leaving you with a picture that relates to the next place I visited and will be showing you some photos from.
At last, a cut out display that makes me look regal.
And I got to do some weaponry research... :)