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    • Day 1–6

      London

      August 15 in England ⋅ ☁️ 23 °C

      The first stop of my trip was in London. I arrived here on Thursday and left on Tuesday. During that time I stayed St my Uncles flat and Sabrina came down to visit for the weekend.
      Once I arrived it was time for my first cider and a pie :D
      Our first day was spent on friday walking around Paddington and finding a blue Paddington bear. On saturday we went to brick lane looking for thrift shops for Sabrina to have a look around and we did find a few, but also a banksy art. Afterwards I wanted to walk along the Thames a bit. So we walked from monument tube station to the embankment station.
      On sunday we went to Camden Town, walked up Primrose Hill and through Regents Park to Hyde Park and the sent Sabrina off to Swansea from Paddington. Our attempt to have a pie lunch was sadly stopped as the pies in the pub were sold out :( they still had some cider though :)
      On my last falls day we went to Greenwich via Canary Wharf. We started walking at the Cutty Sark, passed the Old Naval College and ended up at the O2 Dome. From there we took a very comfortable Thames Clipper down to Westminster to check if the Houses of Parliament were still there. They were so we took a picture of the Elizabeth Tower and went home.

      I am now sitting at my gate waiting to board my flight to Denver.
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    • Day 35

      The flight was long to see the Poms

      May 9, 2023 in England ⋅ ☁️ 19 °C

      After a long flight, and thanks to some tactical sleeping plans discovered by Kylie, we landed in Ol’ London Town and head out to see some sights and keep the jet lag at bay. It almost felt like Kylie and Dale remembered where they were going…sometimes…but most importantly we were able to finish the day with fish and chips in a pub #pubgoalsRead more

    • Day 4

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      January 4, 2023 in England ⋅ 🌧 13 °C

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    • Day 70

      London

      December 22, 2022 in England ⋅ ☁️ 10 °C

      I was surprised when Will said he had a good sleep, he was tossing and turning all night.
      It’s a double bed so a tight fit but i slept well too.
      Headed towards the Churchill War rooms because Will hadn’t done them.
      It’s very busy out and about.
      We walked through the Horse Guards Palace.
      Been before but was easier to envision the Queens funeral parade coming though the middle.
      Hadn’t seen the Royal guards in their winter stuff before.
      I wanted to eat before we went it because we have done this before - entered a museum on an empty stomach and struggled because we become hungry sick because we are in there hours.
      But literally nothing around - would have to walk back to Trafalgar Square which isnt actually that far but it’s about the pointless miles and I’m not wearing my walking shoes today 😅 ( In my jeans today and can’t get away with that fashion choice. Wearing tights is bad enough haha)
      So we risked it.
      The pound is the worstttttttt 😩😩
      It’s double.
      29.5 to enter or 26.5 without a donation.
      We didn’t give the donation so saved $12 hahahah
      Still over $100 to go.
      The highlights for me were enigma, the flag that covered Churchills coffin and footage from that, a letter from the king to Churchill and just seeing the map room, his bedroom and the cabinet war rooms.
      A worker saw me take a picture of the letter from the king to Churchill and got so excited he came over and gave me a history lesson - even pulled up a picture on his phone of the the letter in print incase I couldn’t read the running writing. Wild to think some people actually love their jobs that much.
      It was a lot of info and no seats. Why never any seats?
      I also felt very pressured to move quickly because of the layout. I was blocking people from info and the audio guides everyone gets for free are good but also so long that it keeps people standing in sections for way too long and it creates major traffic jams.
      I remember going with Mum and dad and a line existing. I don’t think we walked straight in.
      Today we did and I still felt too many people were inside. Peak season must be mental.

      I like all of Churchills quotes. They were everywhere and all very good.

      We then went to a pub for lunch.
      I saw a roast with gravy and was so keen to order but it’s only available on Sunday’s.
      Gutted haha.
      Will got bangers and mash.

      Came home and tried to write an itinerary for the remainder of our time here.
      Everything we want to do requires a train that is not working such as going to Bletchley park to see the code breaking rooms, Cambridge to see Newtons tree, Hampton court where King Henry VIII lived and even though I’ve been twice, Harry Potter world (🤣)
      But no.
      Also everything closed.
      Like everything.
      Which is expected but still super annoying.
      SO SAD WE CANT GET TO MANCHESTER TO HAVE CHRISTMAS WITH HELEN AND TOM. 😭😭
      Might be seeing a play with Bronte though so that hopefully works out.
      We then went to TGIFridays.
      Got my Jack Daniel glaze. 10/10
      Service was crap and they tip in restaurants here
      LAMMEEEEEEE
      BUT we noticed we weren’t charged for 2 cokes on the bill so instead of telling them that’s the amount we tipped.
      Everybody wins hahahahahha.
      We then walked through the Christmas markets outside and I bought an obnoxiously expensive Christmas tree ornament.
      I ummmmed and ahhhhed about which one to get cause I liked so many of them but ended up getting Harry Potter because it’s actually relevant to the location. It’s hand stitched and I actually really like it.
      We then went home and I have watched ‘the Holiday’ on the TV which is one of my top 5 movies of all time so loved that and have tried to find my kindle charging cord but it’s gone walkies.

      It’s nearly 1am bed time.
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    • Day 4

      Bitter Wheat

      September 7, 2019 in England ⋅ ⛅ 17 °C

      We were fortunate to get tickets this afternoon to see David Mamet’s new play “Bitter Wheat” staring John Malkovich, as they were advertising tickets for that day when we walked past the theatre. Mamet is also directing the show. It was playing at the recently restored Garrick Theatre, just off Trafalgar Square. John Malkovich stars as Barney Fein (a character based on Harvey Weinstein). It is a powerful play, made more so by John Malkovich’s stage presence. Although a difficult subject to deal with, I believe Mamet has created a thought provoking production that doesn’t try to sensationalise the #metoo movement.Read more

    • Day 2

      Hoop on Hoop off durch London

      August 20 in England ⋅ ⛅ 23 °C

      Nach einer kurzen Nacht bin ich pünktlich um 4:50 (nach deutscher Zeit 5:50) aufgewacht. Ein großes Danke an meine Kinder die mich super gut programmiert haben 🥺😂Ich war echt bemüht nochmal einzuschlafen - hatte aber keine Chance und lag dann noch mit dem Hörbuch im Ohr bis 8 im Bett.
      Dann wurde ich ungeduldig - alle anderen haben noch geschlafen - ich bin aber duschen gegangen und danach durch die vollen Straßen der Liverpool Street gegangen.
      Um 10 haben wir uns dann getroffen und sind los um uns ein Ticket für Hoop on Hoop off zu kaufen - inkl. Themse Fahrt.
      So haben wir London aus einem anderen Blickwinkel gesehen. Aus dem typischen roten Bus, natürlich zwischendurch auch zu Fuß und zum Schluss noch vom Wasser aus.
      Am Abend haben wir uns dann eine Bowl geholt, gemütlich zusammen gegessen und freuen uns nun auf einen entspannten Abend und eine ruhige Nacht (gerne mal länger als bis 5😂)
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    • Day 1

      Londra

      November 6, 2023 in England ⋅ 🌙 8 °C

      CARLO III

      Carlo III è il re del Regno Unito di Gran Bretagna e Irlanda del Nord e degli altri quattordici reami del Commonwealth. Figlio maggiore della regina Elisabetta II e del marito Filippo di Edimburgo, appartiene al casato Windsor, che ha mantenuto tale denominazione per decreto reale anche dopo il matrimonio della madre.Read more

    • Day 7

      Tee Pause

      March 8, 2019 in England ⋅ 🌧 9 °C

      Für die letzte Stunde saßen Giulia und ich in einer Café Kette am Trafalgar Square. Wir haben Tee getrunken, geredet und ich hab die ersten Footprints für heute geschrieben. Nur noch das von dem Abendprogramm kommt noch, aber es war ja auch echt schon nicht wenig!
      Ich liebe London, vielleicht hab ich das langsam oft genug gesagt, aber man weiß ja nie! Ich liebe London!
      Das Internet reicht nicht um die Footprints jetzt hochzuladen, aber geschrieben hab ich sie jetzt ja schon mal!
      Bis nachher!
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    • Walk like a Man

      June 6, 2022 in England ⋅ ☁️ 16 °C

      Walked all through Mayfair & Regents Park this afternoon. Then sat in the magnificent Regent Park (where London Zoo is) and had lunch deal (sandwich, drink & crisps for £3.95) and devoured the Daily Mirror souvenir special edition of the Jubilee Celebration 🎉

      Then… forgot the Tube wasn’t running due to strike…so more walking 🚶🏻‍♂️ and navigating back home via double decker bus 🚌 which was fun in itself. Always head to top deck. Although, the locals were not finding it one bit fun! The beauty of being a tourist is it doesn’t really matter because you have nowhere to be! Love ❤️ travelling again!

      Then… walk to Trafalgar Square Theatre…only 10 minute stroll…how lucky!? This accomodation turned out to be a complete gem 💎

      JUST FYI: I’m averaging 20km a day WALKING 🚶🏻‍♂️

      Wow 🤩

      Front & Centre! Again! C7 🎼🎸🎹🎤

      Can’t believe how fantastic these last minute theatre 🎭 ticket 🎫 sites are! The seats are PREMIUM at half price! Anyone coming to London in the future, let me know and I’ll let you in on the secret 🤫

      There are 2 sites and by checking each at same time you can get either better prices or better seats OR both! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻🎉🎉🎉

      Verdict:
      Oh! What a night! fantastic show! I didn’t realise that I knew all their songs and the four guys were so talented & amazing… And hot 🔥😜 Love the fashion too: such simple style…
      4 Jersey Boys out of 5 🕺🏼🕺🏼🕺🏼🕺🏼
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    You might also know this place by the following names:

    Admiralty Arch, Арка на Адмиралтейството, Arco del Almirantazgo, קשת האדמירליות, Ադմիրալների կամար, アドミラルティ・アーチ, Адмиралштапска арка, Арка Адмиралтейства, Oblúk admirality, 水師提督門

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