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My feet were BLACK from yesterday's adventures in sandals, so today I knew better and wore the running shoes I so cleverly remembered to bring. No towel, Birkenstocks, watch, journal, or phone charger... but I did remember the running shoes. (Don't worry, I bought another phone charger here).
Anyway, we started out our adventure on Monday …
London Town!
Well! After a quick 26-hour (with the time difference) flight, we made it safely to the city of London. We took our first ride on the tube (the underground train that hits every place in London) and eventually made it to Warren Square Tube Station, where Hannah was delightfully waiting for us. How surreal to be in London after we have been planning …
Fundon in London
... to show you're good for it???) so we just left it. We had a little sleep and before we knew it Tess and Ben were home! YAS! We spent the night just catching up, remixing it up over some dinner and wine. Good times.
Over the next week we sorted out the business side of things and used the time to catch up with half of New Zealand who lives here. On our first day outing, after struggling with the crowds in Piccadilly Circus and Regent bloody Street we caught up with ...
Eye went on the London Eye
... they wouldn’t allow us to take the stroller on the Eye unless we folded it. But there was no chance of that because we have a seat liner and foot muff on it. So instead we had to leave it inside behind the service desk. After that we could line up and, thanks to our tickets, we only had to wait a few minutes to get on.
As the Eye is so huge, it doesn’t actually stop to let people on and off. Instead you just have to quickly step onto it while it’s slowly ...
Less crowds today a good day for playing tourist
This morning we finally had an early start to the day, left our accommodation at 8:30 a.m. caught the tube into Westminster, the abbey is still closed to the general public until Saturday, due to the Queen's jubilee. We were booked to go on the London eye at 11:00 a.m. so seeing as how we had plenty of time, we went for a walk, and compared the crowd to Sunday’s crowd. In a word there ...
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