London, England

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London ts	St. james Park adjacent to Buckingham Park. Idyllic views indeed!	The British Museum has treasures from and around the world; free admission	Florence Nightingale, the lady with the lamp
Big Ben	Westminster Abbey where most of Britain's famous folks are buried	Trafalgar Square	In front of Brstish National Gallery
London Eye, is tidal powered, one revolution every 30 minutes	In front of Buckingham Palace	Thistle Hotel in London, half a block to Euston Station & the Tube	A painter puts Westminster Abbey on his canvas
The Rosetta Stone which helped provide an understanding of Egyptian hieroglyphs	Ramesses II erected more colossal statues than any other Egyptian king	Stoneware of Buda (there are three) from Ming dynasty	Inside the British Muswum
Entrance to gift area	This automated spectacular machine entertained guests at court (1585)	Honouring the sailors who died at sea	Along the Thames
Our expert guide on our river tower	Along the the Thames are wharf-side pubs	One of the many bridges that cross the Thamez	The London Eye, erected in in 1999 is 443 (135m) tall
The London Acquarium	Victoria Station	Typical housing in London	Statues are everywhere in historic London
Row housing is very common in London	The Eye wheel carries 32 sealed and air-conditioned egg-shaped[4] passenger capsules	Big Ben and the Parliament Buildings	Statues on the side of Westminster Abbey
Front of the National Gallery	Three great figures from history inside the National Gallery	IOne of many paintings inside the National Gallery	Statue inside the National Gallery, admission is free
Changing of the Guard, the start as it marches toward Buckingham Palace	Statue inside foyer of the Brirish Museum	Photographers aplenty inside the British Museum	The most famous example of the bascule bridge is the Tower Bridge across the River Thames in the heart of London
London Bridge. The one it replaced is now at Lake Havasu City, Arizona: 2nd biggest tourist attraction, after the Grand Canyon	Another wharf along the Thames	St. Paul's Cathedral	St,.Paul's Cathedral s an Anglican cathedral on Ludgate Hill, the highest point in the City of London
Jeanne admires Buckingham Palace	Inside the British Museum East Pediment	Great food is to be had at this London restaurant, a stones's throw from the Thames	Stately Big Ben and the House of Parliament
Buckingham Palace, located in the City of Westminster, is the official London residence of the British monarch	he Albert Memorial was commissioned by Queen Victoria as a tribute to her late consort, Prince Albert of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha	The famous White Cliff of Dover are cliffs which form part of the British coastline facing the Strait of Dover and France	Margaret & James, from Australia, on the ferry we took to Calais
This build still shows the scars of World War Two bombings by the Luftwaffe	Goodbye England, Hello France	IMG_5886.JPG	IMG_6043.JPG
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