York Day 1

	Christine at the train station in York.
	The York Minster from the the top of the city sightseeing bus
	The York Art Gallery from the top of the sightseeing bus
	Part of the York walls from the top of the sightseeing bus
	Statues of a soldier, and architect and a stonemason on top of the York walls
	See the bricked up window. In former years, there was a tax on windows and if you didn't pay, the city would brick up your window. This was how they got the expression, "daylight robbery."
	This is St. Cuthbert's Church. The little wooden door to the right is known as "The Devil's Door." It was opened during christenings, so that the devil could escape.
	Michael and Christine on the top of the sightseeing bus
	Walmgate Bar from the top of the sightseeing bus
	Christine in front of the York city walls on our way to The Sycamore
	Michael as the tourist who has died from exhaustion (or, we had too much change! :-)
	The skylight window in our room at The Sycamore
	Mike lying in bed and taking a picture of himself in the wardrobe mirror
	Christine coming into the room
	Christine in front of The Sycamore
	The view of the River Ouse from in front of The Pitcher and Piano
	The Pitcher and Piano (where we ate dinner our first night in York)
	Christine on the York wall
	The York Minster from on top of the York wall
	The York Minster from on top of the York wall
	The York wall and the sunset
	The York Minster from the top of the York wall
	The York wall
	Christine on the York wall
	Christine on the York wall
	Christine shooting an imaginary bow and arrow out a possible arrow slot in the York wall
	The steps on the York wall are very worn
	A slit in the York wall
	Christine looking out a slit in the York wall
	Sunset from the window in our room at The Sycamore (Mike held the camera out the window to get this shot)
	Lawn bowlers outside the window at The Sycamore