Inside the London Eye. |
Actually Katie said today was kind of a dud - I have a feeling, as I read the copy below - that's because they saw things on the move rather than really getting to explore. I know she really wanted time to shop at Harrods. I doubt they had a second.
I sense a return trip coming.
That's Jessie with her. |
Well that photo is stunning. |
I messed up about the play - that's tomorrow night. They have a really full day tomorrow - it's their last day of the trip, then they stagger to the airport and fly home.
This morning you will make your way to Buckingham Palace to
view the precisely choreographed Changing of the Guard. Did you know that Buckingham
Place is the official residence and principal workplace of the British monarch?
Discover London with a Blue Badge Guide - an expert on England's capital. Pass by sites, attractions and buildings often seen in the movies and which are world famous. See the royal palaces, the lions in Trafalgar Square, the magnificent Palace of Westminster, St. Paul's Cathedral, Tower Bridge and the most famous clock in the world, Big Ben.
Enjoy one of the most spectacular views of London from the world's tallest observation wheel, The EDF Energy London Eye. This astonishing 443 ft high ride provides a fantastic panoramic view of the city from 32 enclosed air-conditioned capsules. The height of the London Eye is the equivalent of 64 red telephone boxes piled on top of one another! WOW!
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