The Moorings Hotel Sevenoaks

... seen sumerian and assyrian stuff like that. and you can take pictures! i met alessandra at SOAS, which is right near the museum, for lunch, then i walked. i walked to oxford street to observe the shopping. i walked to marble arch at hyde park then through hyde park to the albert monument and the royal albert hall. then through imperial college to the science museum, which i checked out and enjoyed. the wellcome trust has a history of medicine section, which needs to ...

... the outside part of the Globe Theater while a guided tour walked around. We kind of ended up as part of the tour, so we just kept eating and tried our hardest not to giggle.<br><br>We ended our first day in London with a British dinner at Garfunkel's where we witnessed the robbery of a hard boiled egg from the salad bar and the odd collection of ham, egg, baked beans, and sausage all on the same plate. Oh English food, how interesting are you.<br>

... i stayed in the area where they are based and from. I have no idea about Rugby but its very intence here thats for sure. I know when i get up to use the bathroom I will have to ask someone to make sure no one takes my chair lol as i dont want to loose it. Anyway thats about it so far so toodles all hopefully i can update before two weeks have passed but will update as soon as possible. Cheers, Diana

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... attractions to see everywhere (most are free of charge) and it is EXTREMELY simple to get around and see them. We came home exhausted. Yasmin's toe was bruised and turned black. She rubbed some heating lotion on it hoping to make it get better. But over all, she was a trooper. She didn't complain until we got home. You'll have to be patient with pictures. We are having a few technical difficulties. But when we do finally post them, you will not be dissapointed, I PROMISE!!!

... and if Yoko sat for sushi at Itsu, if Hiroshige held an umbrella on Tower Bridge (under the rain) and if everyone in the world could convene for lunch at Borough's market, then London's riddle would ...

... s going to be the longest holiday I've been on! Although I'm missing some school and the easter egg hunt, it's probably worth it. There's another down side though... when I come back to school I'll ...

... with meeting old friends (like my friend Sarah from Montreal who recently moved over, I hadn't seen her in almost 4 years!) and saying goodbye to new ones (sad thing about being here on visa's is that they expire...) and now I am faced with the last few steps in what has become the single most amazing and altering experience of my life. Tomorrow is my last day of work in London. Tomorrow I will meet my brother, mother and oldest sister as they fly into ...

... you could fit the UK in southwestern Ontario the diversity that is seen is amazing. London by far was the most culturally diverse place we have ever seen. Depending on what block you were on it felt like a different region of the world. Truly impressive. Diversity also could be used to describe the weather. It has the potential to change by the minute. Showers last for minutes, not like home where it can last all day. However it can vary all day so ...

... my first ride on a subway or as they say in London The Tube. Word of advice for anyone planning on staying in London for more than a couple days,get an Oyster Card. Best $45 I spent my entire trip. So after getting my card at the Terminal 3 ticket office I got onto the train heading into central London. It's a long ride from the airport into town and crowded I was standing for most of the trip. My hotel which I got ...