We left Norway this morning, bright and early at 5:00am. We had a 20 minute walk to the tram station (for an hour ride to the airport). Unfortunately, the forecast was finally right and we did the walk in the pouring rain! Was tough starting our day all wet, but we survived.
After our absolutely miserable experience in Amsterdams airport last flight, we were pleasantly surprised at Bergens airport. It was so efficiently run - probably the best setup and run airport I’ve ever seen. No lines to check in - you did a self check in, printed your own luggage label, and even scanned and put your bag on the conveyor belt yourself. Pretty slick process. And security was run even better. What a nice experience.
We got into London and got oriented as we usually do. Felt our way thru the mass transit system. We could definitely see why their metro is called “the tube”. It was so narrow and tight, it felt like you were literally in a tube.
Saw neat things as we walked around the city getting to our hotel. Weird to see the cars on the left side of the road - and we even walk on the left side when in busy areas. And crossing the streets everywhere they have signs on the road telling you what direction to look for traffic in, since there’s so many one way streets. Very helpful actually.
Tomorrow we’ll go out and start exploring this massive city! Can’t wait.もっと詳しく
旅行者We will be in London on July 15th. Suggesting you be mindful of crowds, wear your N95 and keep your hands clean. Protect yourselves from COVID. Friends were just there and gave us the above information. So many historical things to see and do, I am sure you will be very busy.
Christie MitchellHonestly, there is almost zero recognition of covid in all of the 13 countries we’ve been to so far. It literally is like it doesn’t exist in Europe, as far as masks go. Almost zero mask usage anywhere. Until there’s another variant of concern, we’re just rolling with it. We’re both vaccinated and double boosted - and have both had it at least once. Hoping immunity holds for awhile longer.
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mind the gap!
Christie Mitchell😂
旅行者We will be in London on July 15th. Suggesting you be mindful of crowds, wear your N95 and keep your hands clean. Protect yourselves from COVID. Friends were just there and gave us the above information. So many historical things to see and do, I am sure you will be very busy.
Christie MitchellHonestly, there is almost zero recognition of covid in all of the 13 countries we’ve been to so far. It literally is like it doesn’t exist in Europe, as far as masks go. Almost zero mask usage anywhere. Until there’s another variant of concern, we’re just rolling with it. We’re both vaccinated and double boosted - and have both had it at least once. Hoping immunity holds for awhile longer.