My Place London

... . We plan to visit Thailand, Laos, Vietnam, Cambodia, Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia, Australia, New Zealand, Fiji, LA, New York, London and finally back to sunny South Africa. Hope you enjoy reading about our trip as much as we will enjoy telling you ...

Back to London again today. What a magical place. We love it and have decided to stay. Before we left I wasn't fussed about spending too much time in London, but now we all agree it's been the highlight of our trip. The people have been wonderful, lots of ...

... Frank the tank was in fine form. the people of London are still recovering from some of my patented dance moves. god I love this place - London is LEGEND wait for it DAIRY!!!!! THEY HAVE  CANS OF MONSTER OVER HERE HOW FING AWESOME IS THAT!!! peace ...

... as I had jandals on (luckily I had made the smart decision to change into jeans from my shorts at the airport). WHAT A MISRABLE PLACE LONDON IS!!!! Cold, bleak, damp and grey. Welcome to the UK. We hopped off at Kings Cross Station to pouring rain, but ...

... of a bitter sweet time for me. At the beginning of December I finished up work with PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) of 1 Embankment Place, London :-( I worked a solid 12 months there and it was the best 12 months of my working career! I can't explain ...

... of the underground track that we needed to get to our hostel was under construction.  There was construction ALL OVER THE PLACE.  London is getting ready for the Olympics next year and in doing so they are trying to put on the best front ...

... Baby! I write this with a huge grin on my face, even though I have never felt so exhausted before I am in a happy place.  London has always fascinated me, and it is very surreal to actually be here This morning on our way to the airport from the ...

Love London! so much to do and see, from Buckingham place, london eye, big ben, tower of london, london tower bridge, madame tussauds, harrods, hyde park, kensington park and palace whoa so much oh the the tube what a blast its so kewl and crazy to think ...

... heard of Hamstead Heath, something about being able to sit on top of this massive hill and see the most amazing view of London. We thought it would be the perfect place to watch the sun rise so sat on the bus as it drove up and up until we felt we were on ...

... Belfast you'll find the London Dudgeon (www.thedungeons.com). I guess this is the wicked version of Madam Tussaud.. The place has a lot of things to show how London was back in the good old days. How people were tortured, burnt and so on. There is also a ...

... tinkle of a small child's toy piano. As we came closer to the area of the "music" we saw an English women in a traditional London Fog raincoat leaping lightly up and down on small metal squares about 9 inches by 9 inches inside a large metal frame on the ...

... we definitely had London’s transport system covered. We figured that we wouldn’t have truly captured the essence of London without witnessing the Changing of the Guard at Buckingham Palace, so the next morning we ventured over to the palace ...

... . No matter where we were I seemed to want to take a picture of it, or have it in the background. It's just so iconic. Robin's favorite thing in London/Westminster: "I liked the Monument, the views were amazing plus an added bonus of great exercise too! ...

... cool buildings including the Bank of London and the Gherkin. The Gherkin or Swiss Re Building is a 40 story skyscraper in London's main financial district. The building was completed in 2004. It is said that the building's shape and design was derived ...

... the Heathrow Express into central London, it was already dark - and time for everyone to head home from work. The London Underground was particularly overcrowded, moreso even than New York City, and, unfortunately for us - after having skipped the first ...

... nearly still and creates almost an exact mirror image of the Parliament building on the waters surface. Completely unexpected was the London Eye and the adjoining museum. The Eye was also lit up in red and blue as the museum next to it changed ...

... pics at both. See below. The London Eye is exactly as it's raved about. In a nutshell - bird's eye view of everything London from a ginormous ferris wheel. Definitely not for the height weary. Madam T's was really fun, however a lot of the dummy's, in my ...

... and caught a sightseeing bus. It drove me all over London and allowed me to see the sights- Downing St, Westminster Abbbey, London Eye, Houses of Parliment, Big Ben, St Paul's Cathedral, London Bridge, Tower Bridge, Buckingham Palace and Gardens. I ...

... - some who gave their life trying to save others, it includes children and adults. It's a lovely spot - a place to get away from the hustle and bustle of London. Wimbledon - as it was the week before the Championships you couldn't enter or go to the ...

... of the first people to be interviewed regarding the killing was done. We got back on the bus and drove around other areas of London seeing the site of the old Newgate Prison and where they did all the hanging outside at the hanging fairs up until the mid ...