Ocean London

... !!! Lots looked very very close to how they looked and some i'd say they looked perfect. There's a section which is similar to london dungeons with maddam tusauds we went on a tour on the historz of london which was prettz cool and walked through some ...

... with a counter tea at the traditional English pub across the road. Then the memory card containing the day's photos (Museum of London, Nelson's column, Trafalgar Square, London buses) failed... So no pictures this time. Seems like each city is ...

And home. I arrived back in London to glorious spring weather, and never has this city looked so good to my eyes. All dressed in green, silver, and gold, London wears her finest clothes in spring, and she has never been prettier. I was actually glad ...

... gear, feeling the heat of the sun beating down until you canÍt bear it any more and need to take a dip in the ocean to cool off. Although Chanelle and I both enjoy visiting far off destinations, the physical task of travel is one we certainly ...

... baptised in St Mary-Le Bow. The crypt of the church was slightly interesting. After walking through what the guidebook described as London's famous and ancient meat markets we lunched at the Bishop's Finger pub where we met a girl from New Zealand and ...

... and heard Pauly's story of being deported from Australia. What a night but after breakfast with Joe we caught train back to London! The next 2wks Chris and I tried to cram in sights between sickness. I've done, Trafalgar Square, Changing of Guard, ...

... Europe, including France, so Glen and Martyn had decided to cash in Glen’s France → Australia plane ticket for 2 x France → London return airfares and make a surprise visit to all their friends keeping it real in London. The surprise was a ...

... to stay off the curb! The “spoiling” we received during our last weekend in South Africa continued in full force in the United Kingdom.  We stayed with Ann and Harvey (a cousin of my mother), who went far beyond the call of duty with all ...

... where there was no one sitting next to me. So at this moment in time I am sat in seat 31A watching the Atlantic ocean pass underneath me feeling quite full after my suprisingly decent lunch. Im not sure how long i have until landing in Atlanta as the ...

... Cretaceous chalk and not pretty colours to be loaded into a glass phial. Alum Bay also reveals the famous, or is it infamous London Clay. The scourge of attempts to extend the London tube network south of the Thames as it is impossible to tunnel through. ...