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The Parliament Buildings,
Big Ben, and Westminster Bridge |
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The British
Museum.
An incredible collection
of objects, especially from ancient Assyria, Greece, Rome, and
Egypt.
(When
you see how much was plundered, you don't wonder why folks in
some countries are a little ticked off.) |
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The London Eye, looking way up, and then at the base. |
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View from the London Eye |
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Performers and Spectators
at Covent Garden |
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The London Transport Museum.
My nomination for the friendliest
museum in London. Located at the "left rear" corner
of Covent Garden as you approach from the Underground. A really
cool gift shop. |
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Cambridge.
Less than two hours from London
by coach, or about an hour when the trains are running at full
schedule.
It must be a real university
town -- the "Keep of the Grass" signs are in 5 languages! |
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Buskers -- James Street near Covent Garden. |
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The forecourt of the Guild
Hall. |
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The The Tate Modern's
Turbine Hall. |