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London-Day 1

A travel blog entry by tamc2005

Hey Everyone. This has seemed like a never ending day-starting with packing all day yesterday, getting on the plane, sleeping just a bit, and then walking all over london. I got to the city without and problems and found my hotel easily enough. I then went out to walk around and see what I could on a half day. I started at Parlaiment which is …

Seeing some London sights

A travel blog entry by rosiechristiane

... the rooms where so much history had been made! In the afternoon I decided to visit Westminster Abbey again - this time as a tourist. I didn't have much time but it was definitely worth it. I had resolved, a while ago, to listen to Zadok the Priest on my iPod as a soundtrack to my visit and it was an absolutely spine-tingling experience! (Especially because Händel is buried there!) Because I was visiting toward the end of the day, there weren't too many ...

Au revoir Paris

A travel blog entry by thorpe54

... to Durham has been cancelled the day before due to water over the track. There is water lying around up to the edge of the fields. The countryside is beautiful. We arrive at Durham Station and find it is quite chilly. On our taxi trip to Lumley Castle I find the county to be just glorious and it is great to be able to be out ingest the counties. As you depart from the station you have a wonderful ...

Premier League Football!

A travel blog entry by greenfamily

... br> Our seats were up high behind the goal and gave us great views. As luck would have it, we were just one section away from the Newcastle fans who are allocated one block of seats which is lined either side by security guards.

It made for a highly entertaining match. At times it was hard to know what to watch, the game of the opposing groups of fans. The chanting and singing was hilarious at times (Michael learnt several new ...

Olympic Field Hockey and the Olympic Park

A travel blog entry by toddwmyers

... we started walking. 45 minutes later, we got to the Riverbank Arena; it is quite a large park! We finally found our seats to the field hockey game, and there were in row 4 at about center field! The first game was between Korea and Japan. This game is crazy! I remember when Anna played and I watched the game confused, and I remained confused at the Olympic level, as did Laurel! Nonetheless, it was exciting to watch. The ...

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