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  • London Day 4Took the tube to the Houses of Parliament for a very interesting tour of the House of Commons and the House of Lords. Bells have been installed in some of the local pubs and restaurants surrounding Parliament to signal a Posted by lcostet in Passport 2 Travel | Sep 17, 2011
  • London Day 3We took the tube to Abbey Road to get a photo op on the intersection made famous on the Beatles Abbey Road album. That proved to be somewhat of a challenge, as it was a busy intersection and drivers Posted by lcostet in Passport 2 Travel | Sep 17, 2011
  • London Day 2Jason & I took the tube to Buckingham Palace and got a spot by the gate to see the Changing of the Guard. After about an hour, the show started, and it really was a show. The band played the Posted by lcostet in Passport 2 Travel | Sep 17, 2011
  • 3: Off with her head! A nice early st Posted by weary_feet in Weary_Feet Treks the Globe | Sep 16, 2011
  • 2: Rest day today! I felt absolute Posted by weary_feet in Weary_Feet Treks the Globe | Sep 16, 2011
  • 1: London's Calling Got myself off and going this morning by updating my online blog before heading to Gare de Nord to catch the Eurostar here to London! I managed to get really lucky and got a seat next to an Am Posted by weary_feet in Weary_Feet Treks the Globe | Sep 14, 2011
  • Final Stop: LondonThe final three days of our trip were spent in London, one of our favorite cities. As an added bonus, we were invited to stay with our friends the Murphys (almost family, really; the older brother of Kristen's best Posted by kxa52 in Wandering Andersons | Sep 13, 2011
  • London Day 1 Arrived at Heathrow after a slight delay and met Jason in baggage claim. After purchasing travelcards for transportion in London, we got on the train for the Glenlyn Guesthouse in Woodside Park. After gettin Posted by lcostet in Passport 2 Travel | Sep 12, 2011
  • World Trade Center: 10 Years LaterAnniversaries drive reflection. And this is a big one. Ten years ago I was sitting in an office in Toronto when someone said to me "a plane has hit the World Trade Center is New York." As Posted by GregW in Greg Wesson's Esoteric Globe | Sep 10, 2011
  • KendalYesterday we got to Kendal, and after dumping the luggage hared off happily to Sizergh Castle. I t had rained all day, except when we were out in it, and the luck held. We were happy! The castle was fabulous, lots Posted by Monimouse in Adventure on a budget | Sep 9, 2011
  • Tuesday 31 May 2011On the 134th day we went to Crealy (a fun park). I knew it was going to be fun before I even got there. When we got into the place there was a long queue to pay (if you payed for one Posted by ryanpp in Grottiers Grand Tour of Europe | May 31, 2011
  • Overnight in London: Premier Inn shenanigans"Is that noise what I think it is?"' I asked Derek as we settled down to sleep at the Premier Inn hotel in the vicinity of Gatwick, after a long day's travel from Germany (over three consecutive days we had Posted by Wintletons in Wintleton Wanderings | Sep 8, 2011
  • Air miles I've plotted the outline of my travels so far and those planned on the map - it says I will have travelled 95,000km or 59,000 miles....blimey. And I know there will be additional excursions to add to the mix. Posted by AlisonLeahy in Gone Roaming | Sep 7, 2011
  • Playing Tour Guide, and Getting A Set of New EyesI have two sisters, and they recently came to visit me in London, spending 8 days in England. They spent a few days staying at my flat, before moving to a hotel on the Southbank for a more central Posted by GregW in Greg Wesson's Esoteric Globe | Sep 4, 2011
  • We're Nearly Off We've packed our bags, said our farewells and we're ready to go. A big thank you to all family and friends for the bon voyage dinners and lunches, cards , homemade cakes, pre Posted by Jill 'n Richard in Around the World in 120 Days (ish) | Sep 3, 2011
  • Buckingham Palace & SouthbankWe got to Buckingham Palace ticket office about 12.30 - ideal time, as advice was the tours are crowded in the mornings and it's best to arrive about 1.00 am. By the time our tickets were issued, we went down Posted by Bronwyn White in Bron and Warwick - 2011 overseas holiday | Aug 31, 2011
  • York, EnglandI'm in my Travelodge hotel room in York, mid afternoon, lazing about rather than busily sightseeing. It's a problem we have every now and again, when we haven't planned a town, and circumstances collide. I should be spending the Posted by Monimouse in Adventure on a budget | Aug 30, 2011
  • San DiegoHaven't had internet access recently so here are the past few days.This morning it was Cocos birthday and we got pastries for breakfast, it was the nicest thing I'd had to eat in America the whole time we were away. Posted by RubsterJ in Rubster's Travel | Aug 30, 2011
  • I Heart Chester:Saturday morning. My turn (Kas speaking here) for the Premier Inn all you can devour full English breakfast: 2 poached eggs, 3 veggie sausages, grilled tomatoes, mushrooms, crumpet, coffee, Posted by teamkarim in 3 months, 4 (technically) continents | Aug 29, 2011
  • west, east, home - and we saw a foxLast day of our London Pass, so back to town we went. First stop: Westminster - ticket shop, snack at Jewel Tower (undrinkable coffee), then walked along Millbank and over Lambeth Bridge as we had an hour to fill in Posted by Bronwyn White in Bron and Warwick - 2011 overseas holiday | Aug 27, 2011
  • LeedsWednesday took Jet2 flight from Dusseldorf to Leeds/Bradford airport. We were the last people to claim our luggage, as we were the only non-EU citizens and had to fill out landing cards. Too Posted by teamkarim in 3 months, 4 (technically) continents | Aug 25, 2011
  • YorkThursday August 25. Went to the hotel restaurant for breakfast. Kids ate free: sauteed leek veggie sausages, mushrooms, grilled tomatoes, crumpets, eggs, yogurt, muslix, etc. Got walking dir Posted by teamkarim in 3 months, 4 (technically) continents | Aug 25, 2011
  • YorkFriday August 26. Raining. Susan's day for full English breakfast at the Premier Inn. Love the Premier Inn. All went out this morning without raincoats, presumably from some sense of misplaced optimism. Went to Jorvik, an archaeological recreatio Posted by teamkarim in 3 months, 4 (technically) continents | Aug 26, 2011
  • Winter Is the foremost Purchase Moncler Jacket Introduced HiWinter Is the foremost Purchase Moncler Jacket Introduced High-end Range Wintertime is the foremost moncler jacket features buy high-end boundary, hence the exact same fashion generous assessment may be established inside a comfy ample to worry abo Posted by Chayag in took over | Aug 27, 2011
  • Buses, trains and...lunch in a church?! The past few days have been filled with just figuring out the little details that we take for granted back home, such as…  I've managed to open a bank account even though I haven't completely figured out how to Posted by nasmith28 in Nicole's UK Adventure | Aug 25, 2011
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