London Travel Blogs - Page 9

I wake up at 4.45 to my alarm of Britney Spears ´Piece of Me´i didnt choose it honest, its just the loudest song on my phone and is always guaranteed to wake me up by scaring the crap outta me with the loud opening beats. I quickly get dressed and ready, i knock on my parents door to make sure my…

I realised as i only started doing this journal in Nov, that i missed out the very start of the trip.  And looking at the map everytime i log on makes me think, oh wait a minute didnt we fly thru Canada.. yet the map suggests we flew from London.. which isnt possible.. well not yet anyway.&nbs…

~Its Just the start of April and i was kind of hoping spring would ave sprung by now,but alas,the unpredictable weather is something definately worth writing about!!! ~Even thu the weather report predicted it would snow,i thought wut are the chances of that!! nevertheless i was full of amzement wh…

The journey home was uneventful - the same as the journey out, but in reverse, and with a mercifully shorter stopover in Moscow. As before, I really enjoyed the delicious meals provided by Aeroflot. Finally came the anticlimax of a bus-ride from Heathrow to Croydon and then another bus home, where …

this past week i didn't do a whole lot of sleeping-fun i took care of though. thursday was a good ol fashion pajama party upstairs, spiced up with a few liters of Strongbow cider and a few games of King's Cup. friday we went to the Zoo...and no, there were no animals, unless you count the men insid…

December 28 - January 7, 2007 It was the 29th day for me staying in London. And now I was on the move again for a short trip to Italy. I got an invitation from India-Nepal’s companion, Ale, to visit his home town in Turin. After we travelled together and…

Ok there are officially 53 days left until I get frisked at the airport by an over zealous security guard. Not that I'm counting... I realise that knowing the exact amount of days till I leave, particularly when it's over 50, is a little bit geeky and overexcited but sod it I am overexcited (and pe…

I was up the entire night, sleeping maybe two hours because my room was like a sauna (and it smelled like dirty socks which I couldn't figure out- it smelled that way when I arrived).  I just laid there until the alarm went off and had a quick breakfast before the meeting.  The meeting or…

And we're off..........and what a trip!!! So there we are getting comfy in our economy seats when along comes the chief steward and wants a word... "I'm sorry Mr Breeze but you seem to be in the wrong seats" "Oh sorry, where would you like us to sit?" Am I right in thinking that you are on your…

So, all good things MUST come to end. Or do they? The idea was for me to wake up early, for a good walk along Earl's Court to see the V&A Museum and the Natural History Museum which were about 20 minutes walk according to my Aussie roommate Chris. But for some reason, I was feeling tired and no…

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…

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

Paris in the summer was beautiful and life changing. I could walk around the city and take pictures of random buildings for hours. The architecture is stunning. Sitting at a sidewalk cafe drinking wine and eating olives in the afternoon was a treat, along with stopping by every pastry shop that I saw for a chocolate eclair ... mmmm ... guilty pleasure!

Here are a few photos from scotland.  Now that I have actually gotten my act together as far as the photos that I took during this trip,I suppose I could place them into the entries at the points in which they were taken, but that would probably force people to jump around the journal entry to…

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.