Rich.
Rich in it’s multicultural diversity and history. Oh the history of the place was fascinating. So much history - the events, the dates, the times, the influences they have today because of their history, so much to absorb in such little time.
I was a little overwhelmed but I was determined to take in every moment.
We did the typical tourist stuff – London Eye, Big Ben, Madame Tussaud’s, British Museum, the Changing of the Guard at Buckingham Palace, Windsor Castle, St. George Chapel at Windsor castle (sorry no photo’s-not allowed), and Stone Henge. Oh I nearly forgot - the Roman Baths. I never knew that the Romans travelled there and settled. 
I know for certain there is so much more to do and so I hope to go back there again one day. I would have loved to see more museums, maybe an art gallery or 2 but I thought it would be pushing it a little with a very excited and hyperactive 2 year old.
I have more photo’s but I won’t be posting them here, but if you are interested you can find them over at my other blog. I should maybe open a flickr account but don’t feel like it right now!
I loved London and I really do hope to go back.
3 comments:
Wow! I have to say that I'm jealous. What a fun and photo friendly vacation!
I loved London and its multiculturalism - it was the first experience ever for me: my country had a history of emigration only, and until recently no immigrants came or smuggled here.
Oh, how I love these photos. I've always longed to visit the Roman baths... reading your post gives me a glimpse into the world of Britain. Thanks : )
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