This is the blog for the Lock Haven-Bloomsburg program trip to London, May 2023. 

We will publish every day we are in the U.K. -- with each student contributing on a given day.  We are not only seeing London's sites, but going to Stratford-upon-Avon, Cambridge and either Windsor or Hampton Court Palace.  And the students are going independently to Paris and (some) to the Harry Potter tour. 

And there will be at least one picture per day.  Rah. 

So, come back here on May 16 and join the trip. 



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