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London!

A travel blog entry by kim_williams

Today our cruise ended at the port of Southampton, England. It was a fantastic voyage on a beautiful ship.

We had arranged for a guide named Harry Norman to pick Alan, Karen, Jack and me up at the ship, give us a tour of the area and then drop us off at our hotels. This worked out very well, as Harry was great.

He took us to …

1 step closer to home

A travel blog entry by whatwouldjohdo

We found ourselves in London trying to adjust to the reality of our trip being almost over. With two days in London and 1 in Singapore it was undeniably coming to a close. Having done the general sightseeing for London in the past we had more specific goals in mind. This goal was to find one of the illusive and much talked about Indian restaurants …

Arriving in London

A travel blog entry by rosiechristiane

... stuck at the bottom of a crowded escalator. People couldn't get around it in time, they were falling over at the bottom and people higher up could see what was happening but the escalator didn't stop and they just kept falling and falling... The poor lady kept trying to free her suitcase but the people piling on her suitcase made it almost impossible, and she just ended up sitting there crying until someone helped her to finally pull it out! This ...

The return of Z, a glassing, feasting, bunny tails

A travel blog entry by aussiepanda

... wow!!!

Food very good, service good as well. Thanks (yet again) Z.

Time to have another go at getting Zoe her gay fix so we went back down into Soho.

First stop was a les bar called Candy Bar (www.candybarsoho.com/). Interesting visit where Z ended up getting glassed. Ok, that’s being a bit dramatic. Z’s glass was knocked over and as it broke it cut Z’s hand. The two girls Z had been talking ...

The Student's Tale

A travel blog entry by brittanynaylor

... fabulous part about them was that large portions of them had been worn away - they were warped steps. The knees of thousands of pilgrims, silently in prayer and reverence, made their way up these steps one by one in prayer to St. Thomas. Such an act completely wrecked the steps, and the history and depth of the action upon the stone is such a marvelous spectacle to witness in person.

After buying my customary commemorative button and taking an audio tour, all ...