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London in a day
... Ben, the houses of Parliament and Westminster Abbey. All very beautiful buildings that were set nicely against the blue skies. We listened to Big Ben toll and walked half way across the Westminster Bridge for a view of the city from the choppy river Thames. We hopped the tube to Covent Garden, which is an old open air, indoor market with tons of cute shops, Opera Singers in the open areas, etc etc... very charming. We stopped for a coffee and some soup before heading back ...
Day 375 - London Calling
... a distinct feeling of old, in the grizzled faces of grey chaps squaring up to the pub, the elaborate styling of West End theatres and the architectural splendor that evokes stories of notable local writers and poets, and who can neglect to mention the ubiquitous red, white, and blue Tube running serpentine tracks below the bustle of the city above. It all screams out, "London!" the minute you step foot into the maze of smoggy streets and perfect ...
We did it!
... by the worst check-in experience of our lives. We queued outside for 3/4 of an hour, as instructed, just to get into the terminal building (despite a sign saying that international departures should go straight into the building). Then we spent another 3/4 of an hour in a queue inside (which we were then told we could have joined earlier INSTEAD of the other queue). After check in, and getting some rather good exit row seats (and avoiding ...
Day 1
... on the shore with an illegal fire to keep the midges away. The water was almost deserted and the view to the misty fells in the North was beautiful and empty.
We all piled into the 2 boats and paddled them round to scrunch up the shingle of our home beach for the next 11 days. Once safely tied up and covered against the rain we left our trusty vessels and walked up the steep muddy stretch of garden to the cottages at the top.
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..And the journey begins!
... exploding from all the water, so we paid for a 50 pence toilet, where we met the first "dragon lady" in Europe - the washroom caretaker and fee collector. The one plus side about paying to use washrooms is that they are so clean! Free washrooms in Canada are rarely this nice.
London is EXTREMELY hot. Well, compared to Canada. I mean only last week it was still snowing. No matter how much water I drank, my thirst simply couldn't be ...
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