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  • Would Brent by Any Other Name Still Smell As Sweet? I live in Brent. Now some of you are probably saying, “wait, Greg, I thought you lived in London.” I live in London as well, at least in the Greater London administrative region. London, as most of Posted by GregW in Greg Wesson's Esoteric Globe | Jun 25, 2008
  • First day trip to London Well i finally made a solo day trip out to London by National Rail from Woking to London-Waterloo (return price: £12! for half an hour's ride). The ride in isn't too bad, pass through Wimbledon and such but actually not Posted by dnaman in We're leaving on a jet plane... | Jun 24, 2008
  • A £ of Flesh (Part 01): The Price of Clean "You know, London is really expensive." I can't count the number of times people told me that when I said I was moving to London. In fact, I did already know that. Just to back up the assertion, a Posted by GregW in Greg Wesson's Esoteric Globe | Jun 24, 2008
  • May 11, 2008 May 12, 2008 9:50 a.m. en route to Avebury It is exceedingly difficult to sleep in a rental van when you have nowhere to rest your head. Brooke and I left Robert and Ann this morning, and I, at least, will miss Posted by ehemstreet in Studies Abroad | Jun 23, 2008
  • 0 Degrees to O2 and back by H2O We humans love to split things. Disney may tell us it’s a small world, but that doesn’t stop us from cleaving it up into ever smaller pieces. Whether it be the borders of the continents, countries, provinces, states, Posted by GregW in Greg Wesson's Esoteric Globe | Jun 23, 2008
  • Ascot, Salisbury and a visitor from Canada already! * Ascot - Drove into the town of Ascot where a big horse racetrack, Ascot Racecourse, and a huger race Royal Ascot, was being held that weekend. Let's just say, everyone was dressed up - ladies in their fancy, elegant Posted by dnaman in We're leaving on a jet plane... | Jun 21, 2008
  • Rath Yatra Parade, London, England, June 22nd, 2008 After yesterday's rain, I woke up to a gloriously sunny and warm day, Ganesh be praised. For while it was raining on the Formula one drivers in France and the hikers in Scotland (though, of course as he have already Posted by GregW in Greg Wesson's Esoteric Globe | Jun 22, 2008
  • Arrived in Jolly Ol' England So we've finally arrived in England, I came 2 weeks after Michelle, but so far it's been great and we're still feeling the place out and orienting ourselves with the geography/location. A few notes from the first little bit: * Went Posted by dnaman in We're leaving on a jet plane... | Jun 18, 2008
  • May 10, 2008 Leamington We may get to bed a little earlier tonight, though not much. Brooke and I are getting the royalty treatment here in Robert and Ann’s home (their last name quickly escaped me) in Leamington, near Warwick. Fr. B Posted by ehemstreet in Studies Abroad | Jun 17, 2008
  • Bus after Bus after.... London. What a glorious city. Expensive? Duh. Fantastic? What do you think???? We took so many buses today. Evrywhere you look in London, you see a bus. Like Taxi cabs in NYC. And so many cute clothes!!!! I simply must Posted by mayaishere in Fish, Fashion & Frites | Jun 15, 2008
  • May 10, 2008 St. Alban's Cathedral The art above the altar in the apse of St. Alban’s cathedral was done by the same sculptor (Gilbert) who made the statue of Eros in Piccadilly Circus. He was not able to finish this scene of the Resurrection, Posted by ehemstreet in Studies Abroad | Jun 14, 2008
  • May 9, 2008 I am overwhelmed at the moment (10:45 p.m. Greenwich) by how much I could write, and weary to the bone with much walking, running, standing, listening, and looking, not to mention talking and eating. I have enjoyed St. Christopher’s, Posted by ehemstreet in Studies Abroad | Jun 14, 2008
  • OH MY GOD....were almost ready to GO:) I'm sat here at work and its really starting to hit me that in 3 days were gonna be off to Vietnam! Its absolutly mad to think that 3 years of uni is almost over...3 years in London is almost Posted by lenejimmy in Jimmy and Lene's Adventure | Jun 9, 2008
  • Ouch Chahlay! Tonight at dinner, Bethany and I both agreed--today was absolutely perfect. The weather was 74 degrees and cloudy (very hot for London), and we accomplished everything that we wanted to do. While we were sitting at breakfast in Posted by aking16 in Vivir Mi Sueño | Jun 4, 2008
  • London This morning Steph and the kids took me to the City Airport Train (CAT). It was so sad to leave them on that platform. Our goodbye was kind of rushed, which is probably a good things, because I Posted by aking16 in Vivir Mi Sueño | Jun 3, 2008
  • St. Albans open-air market I loved the open air market! Most of them sold fruits and vegetables, but we also saw (and smelled) fresh fish, other fresh meats, fabric and crafts. We discovered a few protesters standing in the market with signs Posted by ehemstreet in Studies Abroad | Jun 3, 2008
  • St. Martin-in-the-Fields Posted by ehemstreet in Studies Abroad | May 29, 2008
  • May 9 National Gallery May 9, 2008— I regret the constraints that prevented us from spending much more time in the National Gallery. But I was able to take notes on a few paintings that stood out to me, and some day I will Posted by ehemstreet in Studies Abroad | May 29, 2008
  • May 9, 2008 Discovery of Literature Winston Churchill won an award in school for this poem he composed (at age 14?) in 1890: The Influenza By Winston Churchill I O how shall I its deeds recount Or measure Posted by ehemstreet in Studies Abroad | May 28, 2008
  • 11:47 p.m. Greenwich 11:47 P.M. Greenwich-- After the museum we walked to a small green park, stopping en route to pick up bread, cheese, oranges, pears, and drinks for our lunch. I got bottled blackcurrant juice. The park provided a display of Posted by ehemstreet in Studies Abroad | May 28, 2008
  • Countdown.... oh my gush.......only 4 days to go before we leave ! I havn't exactly been fantastic at updating the blog through the planning stage but we've both been very busy working. well, there was a point where i wasn't even very Posted by pixiella in tales from a beautiful pea green boat | May 28, 2008
  • Countdown; ten days to go!! Yes, I do deserve a bloody break hehe. I am starting to feel the pressures of the last weeks at university, as I have been constantly working on this dissertation and the boring essay about melodrama. I don't even want Posted by lenejimmy in Jimmy and Lene's Adventure | May 24, 2008
  • Movin' on up (to the North Side) Hello folks, Much has transpired since our last blog entry. We have left our maximum security residential unit in the picturesque White City Estate. We were sad to say farewell to our lovely nieghbours. We will miss the warm smiles and Posted by StephenJen in Stephen & Jen | May 25, 2008
  • May 8, 2008 May 8, 2008—7:15 a.m. Greenwich I’m still lying in the bottom bunk under Brooke where I slept soundly all night and have awoken in good health and fine spirits. The sky is clear, the birds are singing, and the air Posted by ehemstreet in Studies Abroad | May 24, 2008
  • The West End and Buckingham Palace G'day All, reporting from sunny England where the temperature is a warm 25 degrees (better than the reported minus 3 in Canberra overnight). Since our last entry we have travelled to Buckingham Palace and caught the last of the changing Posted by Simelia in Simon & Amelia's European Adventures | May 24, 2008
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