Me and Ann, after dinner on Friday
The Houses of Parliament with Big Ben (and me)
Westminster Abbey
The Horse Guards in front of the Prime Minister's residence (Downing Street, I think...)
Buckingham Palace
Trafalgar Square
Back when Texas was its own country (1824-1836, if my memory serves me right), Texas had its own embassy in London. Today, it is a restaurant that serves a poor imitation of Tex-Mex...
A part of Tower Bridge - tourists generally think this is London Bridge, as it's much more impressive than the actual London Bridge, but it is, in fact, Tower Bridge, leading directly to the Tower of London
The Tower of London, view 1
The Tower of London, view 2
At the Eurovision party - French maid #1 (wearing Cardinal Richelieu's hat), Bonaparte, Greek goddess, French maid #2, and Cheese-Eating Surrender Monkey (couldn't tell you their actual names...)
At the Eurovision party - me, Hector, and Cardinal Richelieu
Hyde Park - the gathering of people over in the corner is Speaker's Corner
Marble Arch (based off Constantine's Arch in Rome and the Arc de Triomphe in Paris, used to be the entrance to Buckingham Palace, was moved to be an entrance to Hyde Park, roads changed, and now it's on an island close to Hyde Park)
Piccadilly Circus
The Globe Theatre
The Prime Meridian (and you can see some of the Royal Observatory)
Your typical British telephone booth - they just made me smile
One example of the cool apartments on the Thames River - these were built to resemble a ship in sail
London Bridge (it says London Bridge on it, but I'm not sure if you can see it in this picture...)
My attempt at getting a picture of the Chunnel
Me in Nancy - again!
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