Queen s Court

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...  were swimming around with their smaller sized brethren. Knowing that according to an old law, all the swans in London belong to the Queen, I was sat and patiently waited for to show up to feed her pets. She didn't. So not only is she rude, she's ...

... the west of the country. In Kampala there was once again political unrest as the leader of the opposition was arrested and court martialled for rape and citing civil unrest - once again riots are following us around the continent! It was an effort to ...

... Room. His sister in England is a friend of theirs. They said the food in the Britannia Room was excellent. Kings Court:  This is the casual dining for breakfast and lunch. In the evening, it's divided into three restaurants...Italian, Steak ...

... surface was glad to get that regulator out of my mouth.....only after one big gulp of SALT WATER. We returned to our gorgeous Queen Mary 2, to a nice swim in the pool, jacuzzi, a nap by the pool, showers and next thing you know it is time for dinner ...

... We started off with a guided tour which was conducted by people dressed up like Soverign Hill. It was an investergation on whether the queen(Henrys 3rd wife) was guilty. After the tour we went to the kitchens. They where massive and had a giant fire ...

I should mention that the Queen I am referring to is my friend Leo!! Anyways, we took the tube to Westminster and took the requisite photo shots of Big Ben and Parliament. The views from the bridge are very photogenic and you could stand there for hours ...

... giggled at the sign near the bar directing patrons to "toilets and room 233".   We continued to Windsor Castle, seeing Queen Mary's dollhouse, the state apartments, St. George's Chapel and the castle grounds. We really enjoyed this -- certainly a ...

... a Giant Horse Head Sculpture.  If anything else, good conversation pieces when showing pictures.  From there, off to the Queen's Gallery, passed by the Telecom Tower and Madame Tussads - all the while hearing lots of information on the ...

... too far away for pictures. Here is a picture of the outside of the Royal Courts of Justice which Queen Victoria opened in 1882. This houses England's Supreme Court, consisting of the high court of justice and the court of appeals. I just looked it up ...

... from Clapham Junction as from Waterloo), and enjoyed a train ride of twenty-five minutes or so. When we got to Hampton Court, it was relatively straightforward to exit the station, walk across the bridge over the river (Thames) and turn into the palace ...

... 's court. We then toured the King's apartments. They were amazing! The wood working was incredible! Then we toured the Queen's apartments. They were beautiful. They displayed some of the Queen Mary's amazing Chinese porcelain collection. They had a fire ...

Crossing the Atlantic on the Queen Mary 2 August 28th – 3rd September 2010 While in Southampton before the voyage it's a good idea to visit the Maritime Museum and spend some time at the Titanic Exhibition as we did. On board the QM2 it is clear to ...

... distance I could make out a figure with something on it's head, but I think it was a deer rather than the Queen. The Hampton Court Palace looked very impressive from the outside. Apparently, people who can prove that they are descended from British ...

... to Hampton Court Palace.  Hampton Court Palace was previously the home of King Henry VIII and later King William III and Queen Mary II.  The gardens are very formal and today there were thousands of spring bulbs - daffodils, hyacinths, tulips, ...

... long and tiring day, but it was worth it. The palaces were overwhelming; it was sensory overload. The gardens at Hampton Court Palace were also spectacular. I think I spent the entire day trekking from one place to another with a fellow student, going ...

... a space that was once Henry VIII's brewery, and there we watched a brief film about Henry VIII's wedding ceremony to his last queen, Katharine Parr.  The King was several years his new bride's senior, ailing from gout at the time, and he would not ...

... than any others, but we did agree that a 3:2 ration was probably most suitable.       Anyway, Hampton Court is really a wonderful place for kids. After entering the second courtyard, you can check out velvet cloaks in order to feel ...

... were both on good form. I then set off for DHS because I wanted to try to meet some characters especially the Evil Queen from Snow White who is a fairly rare character but had been appearing in the Animation building there quite regularly lately. I got ...

... of champagne come around (a first at Garden Parties).  We took our glasses and then walked around the grounds which had a tennis court, rose garden, and large pond.  Around 6 the royals left and we followed suit...sadly heading out of the gates and ...