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London: invaders to invaded
... a quid donation. Back out in the blue some other time and I wanted to visit the Guildhall - the geographical centre of London and a site which features heavily in any account of medieval London. It has been the seat of city administration for ...
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My favourite place(s)
... more of in summer. Cambodia had great food, compelling history and those temples - Angkor - which is arguably the most impressive temple complex anywhere in the world. Finally, I didn't see much of China but I think with its great range of ...
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Half a world in 380 days!
... this entry posted. First of all I should say that I've finally done it - I've completed the overland odyssey and reached London. From recent correspondence I know there are a few avid readers out there that are pretty sad that the bog will end now ...
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London - final pit stop
... with beer in hand at a London pub. The London Night and the Ceremony of the Keys After the sunset, a different London is revealed. Main monuments along the River Thames including the Tower of London and the Tower Bridge appear even more imposing ...
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Traveling with your Sweetheart: Ruin or Romance?
... the experience. Imagine walking on a thick tree-lined dirt path which suddenly clears up to reveal the most magnificent ancient stone temple, where the dawning sun is shining its subtle titian rays, and the light buzz of the dragon flies is the only ...
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The Story of the Trip
... each other, so we went back to Lahore, saw Kim's Gun, Zam Zama and then moved onto India, where we first saw the Golden Temple of Amritsar. Onto McLeod Ganj, but the Dalai Lama had scarpered before we had a chance to say g'day. Then we hit Delhi. A lot ...
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Wren
... destroyed and there are now only 27 remaining, so I set out on foot to photograph them. There is also Temple Bar, which is the only remaining gate in London, and his Monument to the great fire itself. Simply named the Monument. When the 202 foot Monument ...
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Back to Blighty
... Getting food poisioning in Malaysia and Laos 3) The final leg (in the dark) of our 22 km mountain trek to the Shali Temple, India 4) Buying train tickets in India and some of the highlights: 1) Arriving in Delhi and thinking, "Right, here we go ...
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a visit with friends
... it an evening about 2am. It didn't feel like Euna really appreciated my visit up to Edinburgh to see her. I caught a train to London Saturday morning. It takes about 5 hours to get there. The trip seemed to go sllloooow. I got off at King's Cross to ...
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And finally....
... Himalaya. Nestling in the mountains, surrounded by a countryside in which orchids grow wild, is this former independent Buddhist kingdom. Rumtek is a haven for Tibetans monks who have been forced to flee their homeland by Chinese occupation. Many have ...
Temple Map
- Wardour Street
- Strand
- Tooley Street
- Victoria Embankment
- Whitechapel Road
- Savoy Opera
- Holmes Place - Broadgate
- The Porterhouse
- St. Paul's Church (The Actors' Church)
- Roadhouse
- Lush
- London Transport Museum
- Cleopatra's Needle
- Penhaligon's
- Covent Garden
- Gerald Sattin
- Spring Bok Bar
- Courtauld Institute of Art
- Gilbert Collection
- Somerset House
