Palace Court London

... thing which can seat 12!! Juliette had provided us with directions from the airport, but we recognised what we thought might be an easier route, so took that. In a way it was easier, but it involved avoiding the Freeways, so it was one of those stop/start journeys which is the essence of driving in LA. I was also slightly tentative driving the BUS through the traffic-clogged suburbs of LA - but we got to Juliette's without a hiccup, by about 5.15pm. Phew!<br><br>

... and a half hours later we were still there. It was excellent value for money, there was so much to see. The White Tower had a huge exhibition of Henry 8th's armoury, sporting equipment and war equipment. They said he was obese at time of death but looking at his armour he was a great deal smaller in girth than many of the people you see wandering ...

... will put her money where her mouth is and come watch the annual nude race) and a whole lot of Blind African Choirs, South American Funk bands, New York Jazz, Roots Rock Reggae, Hip Hop from every nation (except Australia), Kings of Electro, feel good pop, salsa and so much more. Roskilde has everything!<br> <br> To finish our three week festival freakout we are heading up to Scottland for T in the Park. Back in Australia when we were choosing what ...

... can remember, we left the kebabs and hamams of Turkey behind on August 3 and flew to Dublin via Hungary. Two things happened pretty much spontaneously when we landed - it started raining (and only much later did we discover that it was to signal the start of four weeks of non-stop drizzle), and we feel completely in love with the place. We're not sure whether it was the city's laid-back atmosphere - less ...

... was busy but not crowded; I stood breathless at the beauty of Paris that surrounded me. I took loads of pictures and a video of the traffic beneath us. I had not realized that there was family of Germans next to me when I recorded the video and when I got back to Chester, I watched the video and heard the thick German language babbling away next to me. The rest of my time spent up there was simply amazing; nothing so far on my trip had compared to it. I loved being able to see down ...

28/2/2008 Travelled back to London , had dinner at the chinese around the corner. Planning to go to Hampton Court tomorrow!<br>Expenses: 13.10 Lunch and dinner<br><br>29/2/2008 Loved Hampton Court!!! Had a great time! Caught the train out there. Saw Henry VIII's apartments, where so much history was made. <br>Expenses: 88GBP Hampton Court and groceries (Paid 330GBP)<br><br>1/3/2008 Lazy day.Went out to Covent Garden tonight ...

Today we headed of to London Town via the train and disembarked at London Bridge Station. We walked along the Thames River to the Tower Bridge (which is the beautiful bridge with the ornate towers, London bridge is a plain modern bridge). We crossed the Thames via the Tower Bridge and made our way to London Tower. This place is huge with many things to see. We hooked up with a tour run by the Yeoman Wardsmen ...

... a wealth of celebrities on show. On purchasing our London eye tickets we got a combined package that included a visit to Madame Tussads. You walk into the glamorous room of top celebrities, such as Will Smith, Brad Pitt, The Rock, Angelina Jolie and for some reason Graham Norton. This is the moment to set your flash and snap away as you hang out with the top celebrity names. They were so life like that Karen feared they were ready to blink. It did not end there; as you ...

... that I'm thinkin about ya! PS....I just figured out the photo album and loaded things wrong, so they are not in the correct order. The events happened as such: Day 1: Trafalgar Square, St. James Park, Haunted Pub (anything with me in a green shirt). Day 2: Windsor, Stonehenge, Roman Baths. Day 3: Buckingham Palace, Hyde Park, British Museum, Beatles. Watch the video from Hyde Park...it's pretty crazy. I actually don't know if it works, but it should :)