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Damn, we made it!
What a day! Up early to get the 8am train to head for London. Well Marty went to Milan and as of this evening made it. Marlan, Jim and I headed for La Spezia, Marlan to get the fast train to Rome and Jim and I to get to the Pisa Airport. Got to La Spezia and the morning went into the ash can. Big derailment on line to Pisa and Rome. Marlan was …
London
... based on the number of curry houses in town! However, we actually found that the butter chicken didn't even compare to the Khan Curry Hut in Geelong! We caught the tube home from Cannon Hill. Ash fell asleep on the tube again. The seats are just too comfortable! Day 10 - Thursday 16th November Our last day in London - its gone too quick! This morning we went to Westminster Abbey. It is an amazingly historic building with such beautiful gothic ...
Sheila takes care of me!!
Not much too say in this blog, also no photos to share. I was staying with my friend Sheila who I met on a previous trip in Thailand but she lives in London with her brother. Originally I planned to see her, catch up go out and have a blast.
Unfortuantly, my grandad past away and I got the phone call from mum on the 23rd morning, most heartbreaking call of my ...
Wimbledon
... us a Centre Court ticket they had found on the ground. After some tough negotiations, I gave them a quid and off we went with one ticket. We'll figure something out! We ran off to Centre Court and found the tunnel for our one seat. We had to wait until a changeover to take the seat and we were trying to scheme a method to get us both into the match. Down the stairs comes a well-heeled couple that was leaving the match. They're leaving NOW??? Must of had a polo match ...
London: Food, Sculptures and Lots of Walking
... found while arriving at the station. I followed the helpful "This way out" signs and the masses of people to three huge, intimidating elevators. Just when I was wondering why there were so little people taking the stairs, I noticed a sign that explained how there are approximately 200 steps from the platform to street level, and taking the lift is actually what was recommended. How a tube station can be so underground with only lifts taking you to and back ...