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The Royal Treatment
... of London and ducked into the Living Room nearby for dinner and drinks. We left Neil momentarily for our prompt 9:30 pm appointment at the Tower of London for the Ceremony of the Keys. The ceremony, which requires a three month advance request for visitors, is a 700 year old British tradition involving the locking of the Tower of London gates at night, performed by her Majesty's Royal Guard. ...
The wettest April and a murderer on the loose!
Just advising you we are here in the UK experiencing the wettest April in England and Wales on record since they started keeping records. Our time on the Internet has been limited so the blog inevitably has suffered.
We have had to cut our trip in the UK short to 2 weeks. After 3 days exploring London we hired a car and began a whip-around tour of England, Wales and Scotland. That was 8 days ago. We have seen so much but missed out even more but we are grateful for what ...
Don't Stop Believing
There's a voice that keeps on calling me Down the road, that's where I'll always be.
Every stop I make, I make a new friend, Can't stay for long, just turn around and I'm gone again
Maybe tomorrow, I'll want to settle down, Until tomorrow, I'll just keep moving on.
Down this road that never seems to end, Where new ...
Australia Day and more in London
... animals stuffed inside jars of alcohol :S. And there was the ‘cocoon’ which is a big hall of 7 floors that includes all the species of insects and bugs etc and about how they sort the thousands of different types. There was still more to see and I somehow managed to get through most of it however by the end I was more just walking and browsing rather than taking anything in. After ...
A day in the life...
... which I think was just as good. The Tate (we finally got there) was next in our sights, where I saw half a level of artworks and then fell asleep on a bench. Poor Prue had to walk around by herself (hahaha). After that, we headed to the Globe Theatre, and once again luck was not on our side, and we couldn't go in without paying, but didn't want to pay to see the play that was on. Our gracious tour guide and my auntie, Kathleen, then left us, and Prue and I once again graced ...
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