It is one of the biggest cathedrals in the world and the interior is not at all austere as some cathedrals can be.
Slightly annoying was the fact that for those who didn’t want to pay the admission charge they could enter by a side door and although they couldn’t walk around freely and see all of the internal rooms and the especially impressive choir area, they could certainly see and appreciate the magnificent structure for free.
While I am on the subject I don’t like it when people get things for free and I don’t like those Alan Titchmarsh garden makeovers or people getting houses decorated by Nick Knowles. Titchmarsh even did a makeover for Nelson Manela who was a millionaire and could surely afford to pay for it himself. Free school meals irritate me because I am paying for them. On the other hand I am comfortable with free prescriptions because I do get them.
Have Bag, Will Travel 
On your last subject here, there are a lot of things like that. A free ride when you’ve already paid, as Alanis Morisette put it. Only today I bought a large coffee, then realised everyone was buying a small one – because there was unlimited free refills. D’oh!!!
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That is a great addition to freebies.
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Still on the list, as is Madrid!
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My advice is to get it closer to the top of that list.
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🤣💟
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Worth any price, Toledo is it:thanks for the memories of always Cheers
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I thought we were both on the same page politically. I’d like to see a far wider swathe of children get free school meals … especially these days. Please don’t get in touch with your inner Jacob Reese Mogg! (which my spellchecker wishes to change to Mugg …)
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Just trying to be controversial Margaret. It’s my job!
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It worked!
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Wouldn’t be an Andrew list without your inner curmudgeon coming through! Or your tongue being firmly in your cheek?
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It’s my job, someone has to do it!
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