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6 days, 4 feet, 8 hours of daylight

A travel blog entry by werglobemasters

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Randy and I went to London between Xmas eve and New Year's Eve-eve, you know, the day before New Year's eve. As we stood in Trafalgar Square and listened to the conversations swirl around us in about 20 different languages we wondered if there was a city in the US that offered as much cultural diversity as London. There are more things to do and see; historical, cultural, playful, entertaining, and even tasty, than we could remotely try to fit ...

Farewell to London..

A travel blog entry by corigreen

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... a respectable bar to find out it was hosting a hardcore S&M night..!! (I didn't know about that, honestly!)

What has made my time in London the amazing time it was, is all the friends I have made there - the people I met at uni who kept me sane during stats lectures, my awesome work colleagues who introduced me to Fridulge, the random people I have met along the way (random friends always seemed to be gained at ...

Tying up odds and ends

A travel blog entry by impending.chaos

... every intention of seeing her when I return to london, as I'm flying home from Heathrow airport. So it's something to look forward to rather than to look back on.
In the late morning I then went to camden. I found the New Rock boots that I've wanted for so long, and a couple of other things as well and I just couldn't resist. I've spent far less money than I had allocated myself the last couple ...

Days Go By

A travel blog entry by rljohnson90

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So Today was a rather busy day for all of us. We went to the Tower of London first and spent a lot of time there exploring and taking the Yeoman tour. There is so much history to that building and I wish I had more money to buy one of the history books. The crown jewels were gorgeous! They almost looked fake they were so perfect. I was also able to wear a skirt for the first time on this trip! It ...

Spack Attack

A travel blog entry by hkk

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... he didn't need "one more" and we went home to wake up in the morning hangover-free. A nice change.
Saturday was kept free for a visit to the London Eye. After pushing tourists to the side and countless photobombs, we looked ahead to the queue for the ticketboxes. Phil's jaw dropped and he was all of a sudden disheartened. Without discussion I knew that he now thought it was a bad idea and that we should book tickets online and ...