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... by chance that we were there for the occasion. It turns out during winter it only happens every second day at 11.30am. What a fluke! We then travelled back to the hotel via Harrods on Brompton Road, Knightsbridge, where Lauren found herself a nice souvenir bag. That's about all we could afford there! With a quick freshen up at the hotel, we caught the tube from Queensway to Marble Arch and walked along Park Lane, Mayfair to attend a High Tea at the ...
Day 1: London, Dover, Paris
The day started off with a very early 4am wake up to get to Canada Water station at
6.30 am to meet up with the tour. The conciliation for this though was to be
greeted with champagne and orange juice to get the tour off the ground. A
relatively quick trip down to Dover saw us waiting (and waiting) to board the
DFS ferry to Calais. After the obligatory photos of the stunning White cliffs
of Dover, it was time to find a ...
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... with my camera. Peter even went far enough to get a brand new Canon 20D camera out of the box, and use the cord to see if it was going to work in general. Peter was attempting to even open the brand new software to put it on my computer, until he realized it was packaged and not the appropriate thing to do.
Peter tried to download LightRoom, a great Mac alternative to Adobe Photosop onto my computer, and said, “why don’t you go have a cuppa tea, enjoy ...
Wimbledon
... They had left early, not realizing that Xavier and I were coming to the match. The fourth set was really tight, with gasps let out every time Murray blew a shot and great cheers when he fired a winner. Like in a script, Murray won on an ace and the place went nuts. It was grand. I had a Pimms to celebrate and the local drink felt great as we for the headed for the gate. It was a big project to get to watch a match at Wimbledon, but I would do it again in a minute. Who's with ...
London: Food, Sculptures and Lots of Walking
... Column and the lions. We then walked to LSE where I was shown the unofficial student pub, the giant red ball that is apparently famous, and the library with the iconic staircase (but which must be very annoying to walk down) which was her "second home" in the past year. I was really surprised at how much bigger LSE was than my previous idea of it -- there are definitely more than two buildings, for example, and the exterior of the buildings did not look ...
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