Sunday, November 21, 2010

London 2010

LONDON: We traveled afar for two great concerts and two amazing cities. Our adventures and laughs were many. Overall London was super busy and oh so beautiful. We felt like we were on a movie set at times and in the middle of mass chaos at others. Transportation was extremely expensive and challenging. We figured out their subway "Tube" system thanks to a hospitable worker named Julie. But to our dismay the tube #1 scared us with the amount of people smashed underground and the delays involved. We rode it once to Covent Garden. We attempted to take it back to our hotel but we both got the heebegeebees and turned around and walked out through what seemed like 100's of people ! We then figured out the bus. And #2 the lines we needed to use on Saturday were closed down for construction. We think due to London preparing for the up coming 2012 Olympics and Lord Mayors Day which is like our Veterans Day. I'm going to list the Top 20 things we saw and did in London and then another Top 20 List of Zurich in honor of celebrating Brenda's 40th Birthday which she celebrated Thursday November 18th! Love ya Bren.
London 1. Expensive Black Taxi Rides! 2. Vauxhall Comfort Inn/South London Girls. 3. Lights in the hotel/hallway. 4. Covent Garden Fish and Chips. 5. Green Park. 6. Leicester Square. 7. The Original London Tour. 8. Parliament 9. The London Eye. 10.Westminster Abbey. 11. Big Ben. 12. Horse Guards Changing *really quick* 13. Harrods 14. PETA Protesters at Harrods
15. Top of the bus cool wind on our face. 16. Backdoor or Buckingham Palace! 17. Duke Wellington and his horse Copenhagen whom he rode in battle for 16 hours! 18. Private Taxi Drivers cost less! 19. Brixton Bars. 20. Singing along with The Goo Goo Dolls in Concert!
Here are my photos. Sister Brenda has the rest that I look forward to receiving soon.




PETA protesting in front of Harrods! They were loud and created even more traffic problems. J.K. Rowlings home. She is the author of the Harry Potter books!




Brenda looking for our bus in front of Harrods.




Harrods was breath taking, opulant, just amazingly beautiful.





London was celebrating Lord Mayors Day. Equivalent to our Vetrans Day. Little did we know what a huge impact it would have on the local traffic due the parade.






Westminster Abbey.






Fish and Chips.







London Chimneys.



Big Ben.




Albert Hall.














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