CITY NO. 53: OXFORD Having visited Cambridge, it only makes sense to visit the city of its university rival! Though there was no one punting the day of my visit, I did enjoy a nice cool drink by the River Thames.

CITY NO. 54: WINCHESTER Home of the City Mill, the famous cathedral and the starting point towards the South Downs. I enjoyed my time in Winchester. If you are ever in the area of Wessex, then it is a great place to visit especially on a sunny day!

CITY NO. 55: CHICHESTER Another quick stop off to a new Southern city. Chichester in West Sussex is a charming little area with a busy city centre and a very unique looking market cross! A nice place to spend the afternoon.

CITY NO. 56: SOUTHAMPTON The main port in the South of England. Southampton is a city with a deep maritime history, as well a present bustling shipping area. Definitely a great place if you are traveling in the South!

CITY NO. 57: PORTSMOUTH Time to visit another maritime city and the home of the British Royal Navy. The main attraction in the city is the area of Southsea, where you can get the hovercraft to the Isle of Wight, which is the fastest and only service of its kind in the UK.

CITY NO. 58: SALISBURY Situated in Wiltshire and the gateway towards Stonehenge, Salisbury is a charming old city with a few sights to be seen, including Salisbury Cathedral, If I ever visit again, I shall definitely try to visit Stonehenge!

CITY NO. 59: PLYMOUTH And now we reach the South West of England which has some impressive sights to see. One such is Plymouth Hoe, an impressive ocean view which still had people out swimming in late September!

CITY NO. 60: TRURO The county town of Cornwall and the furthest city in the West. My brief visit took me towards Truro Cathedral, which seemed to be situated in a awkward spot to take photos, though I think I managed in the end! More to see from Cornwall soon!

On my birthday I visited Penzance, the furthest town South Westerly way and the namesake behind The Pirates of Penzance by Gilbert & Sullivan. A beautiful part of the world, but far from the end of the line for me!

Having made to John O’Groats, I knew my next ambition was to make it to Land’s End. Some of the best views I have ever seen this country.

CITY NO. 61: EXETER The last stop in the South West of England. Exeter is probably the biggest city and certainly one of the busiest in the region. I can recommend visiting places from the cathedral to The House That Moved.

CITY NO. 62: CANTERBURY We reach the South East of England and to the rather quaint area of Kent. It was a quick visit for me due to a change in travel plans, but I will definitely be returning hopefully some time in the New Year.

CITY NO. 63: BRIGHTON AND HOVE Considered by many to be the happiest place to live in the UK and it’s a sentiment I can certainly agree with! From the Palace Pier to the Royal Pavilion, there is much to see. Just two cities left to cover now…

CITY NO. 64: LONDON Part 1: City of Westminster And we reach the end of this long journey with the UK capital. London is such a big place that I’m splitting this into two parts. Westminster itself has a lot a famous landmarks recognised all around the world.

CITY NO. 65: LONDON Part 2: City of London And now we have officially reached the end of this long adventure in the nation’s capital. I will be posting a full sum up in due course, but I just want to thank you all for liking and following this whole journey.