DAY 3- We got up as early as possible, and had a great British breakfast. We then headed off to Warwick for Warwick Castle. The entrance was cool because it was the place where people would shoot arrows at you if you were trying to invade. They have a few cool walkthrough areas. In one you see real armor used in a real battle and lots of other authentic stuff. In another, a haunted house tells the story of the tragic murder of the castle's founder. There's also a cool trebuchet show where they launch it at the end. After seeing those three respectively, we saw the Birds of Prey show with a bald eagle, a vulture, and other birds. We then climbed to the top of one of the castle's highest points, Guy Tower. Counting the stairs to the top and to the bottom, the total number of stairs in the tower is about 500! The view is worth the stairs, however. That was followed by a quick lunch, and something I really wanted to do, the Dungeon. It's interesting thinking that in that dark, tiny spot, people were held prisoner. We then went into the Royal Hall, my favorite part of Warwick Castle. Lots of real historical things are in here, too, such as spears, QEI's handkerchief, the sanctuary, and the dining room. The last thing we saw was the Mound, the oldest part of Warwick Castle. It's very high so they could spot invaders, with a river to keep intruders from coming across. Because of this, the castle never fell. We also got a view of the wonderful British countryside. We headed back to Menzies, and had a great dinner in downtown Strattford.