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London - The Beginning
So. It turns out that I am not very good at updating our blog. I think I will try to make smaller and more frequent entries going forward.
We have been in England now for 6 weeks. After a slow start, we are both settled into life in London. I must thank Henry's cousin Cameron for allowing us to stay with him while we got set up over here. … -
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Goldie has landed
Goldie the bike that is!! That's the name I named my bike for obvious reasons. And if it isn't so obvious ...it's because the bike is gold. : )
Goldie Golderson is the full name. I bought it off Kijiji from a guy named Bernie. At that time it was a mountain/road bike. I thought it would make a great expedition tour bike. And so far it has …
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Where East Meets West
... locations, for granted, but you never knew how they came into existence. After our education experience we wandered through the lovely Greenwich Park and back past the Cutty Sark, one of the only tea clippers from the late 1800s still in existence, ...
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London Marathon
... a lifetime to travel down to the start, we actually waited for over half an hour to get to the platform. In greenwich park three balloons indicated the start and helicoptors circled above, recording the progress on the elite athletes. After a quick ...
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Tour de France - Le Grand Depart
... (which took all of about 2 seconds!) Then we visited the Maritime Museum.... well OK, we went to the cafe inside for a cafe latte... then on to Greenwich park for a picnic in the sunshine - Baguettes and Brie and a nice glass of wine... ...
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5 Sept 2005
... funny! On Sunday Claire had to work so John and I drove to Waitrose and did the supermarket shopping and then we walked over to Greenwich Park and went for a walk up through the gardens (nice but not as nice as Hyde Park) and we saw a wedding ...
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Greenwich Mean Time
... persists in Quebec. James Wolfe became famous after his death and was posthumously dubbed as “The Conqueror of Quebec.” Greenwich Park is large and wonderful place to relax. The map said that there were Roman ruins in the park, ...
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It is a Hard Life...
... house house (cause students houses are not the same, haha) since I stayed with friends after camp. We spent Saturday at the Greenwich Park and then Sunday we had a nice Sunday Roast before driving off to Oxford, once again through the London traffic, ...
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A Nine Bedroom Georgian Townhouse
... Park. After cutting through Hyde Park, I walked up Primrose Hill which offers views similar to those found at Greenwich Park. The area surrounding Primrose Hill is apparently full of celebrity homes like Tim Burton, Gwen Stefani, Kate Moss, ...
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What Were the Pilgrims Thinking?
... cheap. A great combo! That night the V Man zzzzzzed at Tim's place. Cheers Old Bean!!!!!! The next day the two headed to Greenwich Park, where the time is mean. After some touring the two lunched on sausage, tea, and chips. Next stop Blackheath. A ...
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In the Mean Time
... was a lovely affair, in front of an intimate gathering at Our Lady Star of the Sea. We then visited Greenwich park for some awesome views north to london before heading to the Spread Eagle for a 6 hour feast that included 4 courses, lots of rose wine ...
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Day Trip to Greenwich
... the support of the monarchy to study and learn about the universe. Once we finished at the observatory, we went to the Greenwich park. One of the things I am enjoying about England are the large parks that are maintained throughout the area. This one ...
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- Royal Observatory Greenwich
- University of London
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- Shaftesbury Avenue
- Smithfield
- St. Clement Danes
- St. Mary-le-Strand
- Ranger's House
- St. Alfege's
- Farthing Downs
- National Maritime Museum
- Fan Museum
- The Fan Museum
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- Langham Place
- Pimlico
- Peter Harrison Planetarium
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