London Travel Blogs - Page 10

Anything that went wrong was Kats fault :pMet with Ruby (2win) & Lori (Lovely_lori88)...get drunk for a change! (In Camden)

So its time, once again to leave this busy city I call home for the unrushed pace of Jamaica! The island of sunshine, reggae and jerk chicken :) Travelling with Thomas Cook we were not happy with the flight and decided once and for all we wouldn't be using thomas cook again for such a long, long…

I loved the UK so much that I went back again this summer (this is my first time to London). The English are incredibly friendly and polite, and the history is AMAZING! If you have time to do a day-trip, I would highly recommend Windsor Castle. It is absolutely breath-taking.

For the last three days we have been in London. The last job interview for me, and the final destination to research for Lydia. London is immediately attractive to us because of Luke and Shyla. A city feels so much warmer when you can turn up and already be surrounded by good friends who show yo…

London is a city in continuous changing. Its uniqueness is a perfect mix of tradition and impulse toward the modernity. It's not false to define it the most dinamic city in the world, most visited, where, more than anywhere, people decide to spend their life in, and last but not the least the m…

TB meetup, sightseeing day/night and more...brb :-D

So, on Saturday we took a train from Reading and went to London. James had a meeting with his work colleagues, so again it was girls’ night! ;) Me and Christina called our friend Sandra who lives in London for a long time and arranged a meeting. I know Sandra since I was probably 12, so it was so…

From London to Bath, then to Stonehenge and Cotswolds, Oxford, and then back to London for more 2 days before going to Scotland. Incredible Edinburgh with all festivals right now in august, historic Stirling, and back to London again. London, the livest city in the world.

Today I had a bit of a late start due to a late night with some folks from my hostel.  It was a fun night but not a fun headache.  I mailed off some souvenirs today, which cost me a horrible 30 bucks, and then paid another horrible 44 bucks to ride the hop on/off bus today, but it include…

Greenwich Observatory - unfortunately we arrived at the Observatory too late to see the Planetarium, but we did get to straddle the Meridian Line - every country in the worlds distance is measured east or west from this point.  On top of Flamsteed House there is a red ball - this is one o…

We reached London within 50 minutes and took the tube to Leicester Square. The National Gallery was just 2 blocks south of it and Matt and I initially thought we were lost. Actually, it was Matt who insisted that we were lost. As we crossed the park, we noticed a crowd of people congregating in fro…

Well it was up nice and early at 5.30am for my flight back to London. After a faultless journey to the airport the plane left on time and headed back to London. Nearly 13 hours later I arrived back in London to surprise. summer! Rather uncharacteristically for London it was 26 degrees and sunny, wh…

We all hear the call for change. Sometimes it is the quiet voice that at the end of the day whispers "tomorrow, things will be different, I will be different"...and on we dream. Sometimes we here the voice that roars to us at the end of the day to move on with our lives, to reach out and grab life…

Arrived at Heathrow and was on my way to the securitycheck when I was stopped and told that my flight back to Oslo had been cancelled. Was told that I had to pick up my luggage, and re-book the flight. BUMMER. As I sat waiting for my luggage, I met a nice lady. She turned out to be Norwegian, but l…

Liz (Quest) has stated in the past that she would allow me to work on any of her pictures.  So I began looking through her gallery and trying to find another shot that could stand any kind of improvement.  For her shots that was quite a challenge in itself.  But I finally decided tha…