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Back in the Big Smoke
... is. I think it is because you can't see where you are going when you are on the tube.
After another ****** night of Hudson waking up every couple of hours we dosed up on coffee the next morning. Mat and Jo had organised for us to have high tea at a posh hotel for our Christmas treat so we decided the best thing to do would be to get out into the park and stroll there. We might have been a wee bit quick to judge ...
First Stop
... of the bus and into a pub for a great English pint! At least pubs are open on Sunday! Ha!
When the rain stopped, we headed past the London Dungeon to our next must-see - the London Eye. Steve didn't think we were gonna have enough time, but I wasn't leaving London without visiting it. It was worth every expensive penny. You really can't visit London now without riding the Eye. It's just too incredible and the views of the entire city are just ...
The London Eye and Buckingham Palace
... us. Riley was a little concerned about getting on board but her mom grabbed her around the waist and hauled her on. Once inside, she couldn't remember what she was scared about and she and Colt sat on the floor looking out at the boats on the Thames River below us. The wheel moves so slowly that you hardly know you are moving and the entire ride lasts only 30 minutes. Even with the rain, the views were wonderful and Jessica and I both agreed we were glad we had made the decision to do it. ...
עוגות
... 1492; alhambra - למעשה עוגת זאכר עם קישוט מרציפ 03; בצורת
עוגה יחסית מורכב 14; שכולל מילוי גנאש, ...
London sightseeing
... designed to complement its close neighbour the Tower of London. When the bridge was first conceived, the section of the Thames between London Bridge and the location of the new bridge, was a very busy port with commodities and goods arriving from all over the world. The design for Tower Bridge had to enable large boats and barges to travel upriver to deliver goods This was achieved by enabling the two halves of the central span to lift up to allow the passage ...

