The author went on a business trip to Warrington, UK for an audit. After an early start, he drove to the car hire place and got a small car without a sat nav. He used his phone to navigate to a former colleague’s house in St Helens and then decided to visit Fotheringhay Church, where Mary Queen of Scots was executed. The church was beautiful with its 15th-century design, and the author was impressed with its history, having been the parish church of the House of York. He visited Titchmarsh, a picturesque village in Northamptonshire, and took some pictures of the church there. He continued on his journey to Warrington, but due to heavy snow, he was delayed in traffic and had to drive carefully to avoid an accident. Finally, he arrived at a golf resort for the night.