Golders Park Hotel London
175 Golders Green Road London, England, NW11 9BY, United Kingdom
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London Baby!
Hey there everyone. We have our blog back by popular demand with an update from London.
A very stresssful 9 days so far but things are on the way up now.
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Our flight from Madrid to London was good. Stepping off the plane first things that hits you is that bitter cold. Still in shorts and thongs from Buenos Aires we needed to get into some warm gear straight away.
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London
... 2011. Instead, the pilot advised us that traffic control were requesting we stay in the air a bit longer, so we were circuling the skies instead of touching down. After what seemed like half an hour (it was probably only 10 minutes hehe), we finallz touched down. We were told immediately that more than usual planes had arrived at the same time, and there were over 1000 people at customs waiting. We immediately thought of our transfer from the airport to the hotel as we ...
Off With Her Head
... and paying) months in advance. I paid about 1/4 of the normal price. Not off to an auspicious start; the air conditioning is not working in my room, and it was hot and stuffy. I called the desk, and the woman assured me that an engineer would come attend to it. I did not see him before I left, and I had my doubts.
Various buses, trains, and subways later, I was back at the Globe just in time ...
Full Circle.
... among friends we had known for years. They opened their home to us, took us on the trip to Margaret River, we drank wine and made fresh cocktails, we danced and shared stories. Chef Chris rustled up some of the most amazing dishes and one of my favourite stories since is reminiscing about Lisa’s no fuss approach; she never asked nor bothered negotiating and wasting time about food or events, but would simply make the decisions and assist Chris is making the ...
The Day After The Royal Wedding Tour in London!
... is popular for artists and people looking for a few extra pounds from passing tourists. There were skateparks, 'frozen' statues, magic ball guys, and their version of a beach: i.e. a little sandbox bordering the River Thames where people could lay out, eat lunch, etc.
8) Shakespeare's Globe Theatre- I just saw it from afar but it was great to see and I snapped a shot of it!
9) Millennium Bridge- Tim told me when they built ...


