It seemed that the Guide followed a set route and presentation of the top ten things to see. So she took us round all of them and talked about each. The Crypt was not opened to the public at the time of our visit.
Whilst we saw the Squire and the Tomb of the Black Prince in the Trinity Chapel, I did not take any photos. By this time, I had had enough of taking too many photos. I wanted to avoid the time consuming task of filtering the important ones to write about.
Overall, the visit to Canterbury Cathedral was interesting with fascinating history and architecture. I learned a lot about British history, religion and to some extent the life in the olden days. The Cathedral’s history plays an important part of British history . I will not now forget who the famous Archbishop of Canterbury was and what the Ancestry windows are.