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The return of Z, a glassing, feasting, bunny tails
... in London for 13 years, the other two coming to the end of their visas.
The jetlag had hit Z like a truck so it was back to Marylebone for fish and chips from Fish Works www.fishworks.co.uk/ (fab!!!) and a movie. Perfect.
Weather has been rubbish all day. Would be nice if it clears up, even a bit. Fingers crossed.
Monday 24 September
We needed to tick V&A off on this visit and that’s what ...
The Student's Tale
... sensation stepping through the doors of the Cathedral; it was like a time portal that took you back to the time of kings and queens long ago. All the architecture, beauty, and grandeur of the Cathedral worked together to bring about this awe inspiring effect. It took your breath away when you looked at it in all its glory. The ceiling looked as if it was a tangle of vines interlacing and holding fast to one another in a hopeless knot that looked like it was the sole ...
A brief homecoming and Olympic fever!
... the atmosphere, which was ably whipped up by Kris Akabusi. Alllll riiiiiiight!
Soon the action was underway, and as the first GB competitor was about to be announced we prepared to stand up to wave our requisite Team GB flag, wondering who else would rise to our feet. When we did, we looked round and almost everyone was up cheering. This occurred every time a Brit competed and must have been an ...
One couple, two cities
... picture and name on there, but either he is done with the production or we saw his alternate. Either way, disappointing.
The play was long so it was after 10 when we got out. We headed straight home in anticipation of our long day on Friday (traveling to France!) We got all packed up and tucked in by about 1 am; in time to give us about 4.5 hours sleep before we have to get up and catch the train to Paris. Wish us luck!
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DINAZOR DEGIL DINOZOR !!!
... al Tarih Müzesi ) 70 milyon sergilenecek eseri ile Botanik ,Mineroloji,Paleontroloj ve Zooloji alanında dünyanın en önemli müzelerinden biridir...Özellikle Darwin'in müzeye hediye ettiği eserler son derece kıymetli addedilmektedir...Bu nedenle Kütüphanesine ancak randevu ile girmeniz mümkün...
Tabi bunun dışında tüm çocukların aklını alan ...
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