Light-skinned-ed Girl in the U.K.: Bath and Beyond

It was a lovely day: an excursion to see Stonehenge and a stroll in Bath proper with a visit to the famous Roman Baths.  But oh how I hate being a tourist in a tourist destination: herded, and crowded and bustled about from one numbered sign to another looking at things that are no longer really there.  It's the strangest thing: these audio tours.  Dozens of people crowded around rocks that are sectioned off for display and we stare at the rocks while we listen to some bit of information from the audio guide about what the rocks used to look like.   But still there are highlights of the day:
1.  Well, seeing Stonehenge.  It's a World Heritage site--on that long list of things you must see before you die.
2.  Well, seeing the famous Roman Baths--but really, the best part was when a mallard--probably as tired from the rain and the cold day--flew down and took an afternoon swim in the warm therapeutic water.
Now, there's dinner; tomorrow a massage in the hotel spa; and then back to London for a fabulous meal at my favorite Indian restaurant in the world.  And then Sicily for Easter dinner with friends!  More from the road!