Going around London feels like one big game of monopoly.
All the streets, squares and stations that you’ve gone through and bought while playing the board game are there, only this time it’s in the real world and you’re walking through them, discovering them, bonding with them.
There’s so much to see in London, and you get this feeling of not wanting to miss any single bit of it, and we’re doing our very best not to.
I’m sure that in these past 5 days in London, I’ve personally walked more than I have in the past 5 years of my life.
We’ve been all around London, visiting its landmarks and attractions, walking in its breathtaking parks, discovering its streets, taking photos of every corner and doing every single thing possible in this amazing city.
We’ve done so much in so little time that I feel that I’ve been here for ages.
It’s amazingly easy to get around and get by in this city, and so much fun too.
I’ll be writing in more detail about all the places we’ve been too and all the great stuff we’ve seen.
Till then, I’ll leave you and go back to enjoy this beautiful city that I’ve totally fallen in love with.
enjoy!!
I did think once ,like you did that not only knowing London but owning London through a game of monopoly ,how true and reviving your impressions of London as first timer ,believe me you will be back and soon .hope so for you and Eman .To enable you see more of London ,the charm never ends .
But London without theater, aply and musical is like missing the whole Essenes of the trip ,you must at an aay cost .same for the Hyde park speakers corner, not as glameruse as before yet may be .
I am sorry you have already missed the the red double Decker bus of London ,but I read some where this Saturday the red double Decker may run for a day for tourists .
Sleep is very expensive at your age in London,as it will cost you missing something interesting to see .
Young in London is like Living under a rainbow that keeps coming ,spite of the London weather .Enjoy your stay to make us enjoy reading your impressions .
I did think once ,like you did that not only knowing London but owning London through a game of monopoly ,how true and reviving your impressions of London as first timer ,believe me you will be back and soon .hope so for you and Eman .To enable you see more of London ,the charm never ends .
But London without theater, play and musical is like missing the whole Essenes of the trip ,you must at an any cost .same for the Hyde park speakers corner, not as glamorous as before yet may be .
I am sorry you have already missed the the red double Decker bus of London ,but I read some where this Saturday the red double Decker may run for a day for tourists .
Sleep is very expensive at your age in London,as it will cost you missing something interesting to see .
Young in London is like Living under a rainbow that keeps coming ,spite of the London weather .Enjoy your stay to make us enjoy reading your impression’s old saying once narrated :If you are tired of London you are tired of life .
Sorry I did it again ,a double remark for one post ,your blog is very responsive more than other slow posts.Have tried to add a line at the end of my remark on the second one ,that says: author and wit Samuel Johnson said that a man who is tired of London is tired of life. …
I ended in double one .regret .
You better check this up :http://www.flickr.com/photos/sabbah/71860804/#comment19825237
Lst chanchnce for the ride on the oldest land mark of London ,the red dubble decker of London .
Honestly meeting you and Eman was a real treat for me in London! espeically that it was unexpected, unplanned and unthought of… I just dont know what to say, my dad always says the best moments in life come this way, unplanned and unexpected and this is for me one of those moments!