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Upgraded
... to wait.
The car--a Mercedes (upgraded from at taxi) arrives on time. The driver is preoccupied and then distressed when he sees our baggage. He is on the phone in the rain while we wait to cross the street and I fear that this may not be the best of trips. I have seen several taxis on the street but not nearly the "normal" amount so I assume those I see are drivers who are not participating in the strike. The car service is certainly safer.
My ...
Rainy London
... last year. We didn't see any royals, either clothed or unclothed. Our last stop was the food court at Harrods Department Store. I don't have words to describe it. I'm just glad I Iive far away because I'd be broke and weigh a ton. Chris has taken most of the pics since we've been in London. Unfortunately we're experiencing technical difficulties with the app that transfers them to my iPad. Hopefully we'll figure it out and I'll have more pics ...
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We skipped breakfast to catch up on some sleep. We turned on the TV to catch up on the most recent Olympic activities and started preparing for another day out in London. We decided today that we are going to go to the Britain Tate, which is sort of just across the river from where we are staying- just a short walk that didn't take too long. On our way there, there happened to be a pub so we grabbed some eats. We decided to go with traditional English food since we haven't really done so ...
You know....bank robbers and parkour.
... 160;I was commenting on how stupid it was that they were added and asked "what even is the purpose of these fences?" One student quickly replied, in complete seriousness, "You know...bank robbers and parkour." Honestly, one of the funniest things I've heard here. Except... Later that night one of my fellow staff members told me a story I will never forget. ...
Prologue - Day 2
... for them. The second one died halfway through so I left them to sort that out.
A walk back to the city via Threadneedle St, The Monument, London Bridge and views to Tower Bridge, then up to St Pauls Cathedral.
This is one massive Cathedral. Being Sunday there was a service about to start so I was able to go inside and take ...