Saturday looked quite promising as the weather was nice and we had planned to go to London. Not surprisingly, the train service was down yet again (image that). England isn't exactly known for is on time and great train service. After an hour bus ride we got to another train station and made our way into London. We were a little later getting into London than we had planned for but we still saw a lot of London, stopping off at Trafalgar Square, Buckingham Palace, Westminster and Big Ben, and the London eye. Once again we were unable to ride it due to the long line and at £12.50 a head it gets a little expensive. St. Paul’s was closed but we still got a good look at it from the front. Apparently it was closed early for some ceremony that was to be held there that night. I found that out the other day Curt. A few stops on the tube we made it to the tower of London and then hung around Tower bridge for a while taking some great pics. Finishing off the night we went to Piccadilly Circus (to go to the Mac store), leister Square for some food, and Covent Garden to have some Moosehead at the Canadian pub called the maple leaf. Then we made the long journey home having to take the one hour bus yet again. Makes you appreciate the London Underground song even more! (For those of you that have heard it anyways.....if you haven’t, ask me and I will send you the link).
The night ended with a few more beers and some video games until 2:15 in the morning. Curtis had to leave the next morning bright and early but we still had some time to have a great English breakfast before he had to leave. It was really nice to have him here and he was a great guest. Hopefully he sticks to his word and comes again in a few months. I think he enjoyed London enough that he wants to see more. Attached below are a few pics of the weekend. Enjoy!
Oh and to read the same story but from Curts point of view check out his blog here. Don't forget to look at his pics as well!!

The finish line
Curt and Megs at Buckingham Palace
The phone booth shot
Tower of London
Tower Bridge by night
Regent Street by night
3 comments:
Philip!
So good to hear from you chap, it's been a while and I was wondering if you'd gone underground again! Not much is new with me, just keeping on keeping on as they say, you know how it is. You must come for tea again, I hear you have been working and I would love to hear how it is going!
Cheerio you manky bloke!
Tony if only I could find the time. I am busy working hard for my country at the moment and don't have much time to stop in at the moment. Sorry old boy.
Damn I look so hawt in those pictures. Too bad most of them are out of focus. I knew I should've done the "royal wave" in front of Buckingham Palace.
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