Here is just some of the places of interest that we showed
@Granny_grump_ &
@polly20
We took a (short) walk along the City Roman Walls at the back of York Minister.
Visited Margaret Cliveroe's house in the Shambles, which is now a Chapel. She refused to convert to being a Protestant from being a Catholic, so the door to her house was placed on top of her and large blocks of stone placed on the door until she was crushed to death. She was only canonized this century as a Saint.
We went into the York Minister - saw the statue of Emperor Constantine outside the side entrance, he was one of the Roman Rulers of York when it was called: Eboracum in the Roman days.
We asked the Ladies if they would like to see the Resting Place of the Highway Outlaw Man = **** Turpin. The stone base remains of the Gallows are still to be seen on the Knavesmire.
There is just so much to see and not enough time. As all 4 of us have "walking problems" = we just strolled at our own pace. But, it was a very enjoyable time
. (My feet are still tingling!!)