While we were there, London had it's worst snowfall in 18 years, which shutdown the airports, buses, subways, etc. It was humorous, as it didn't seem like more than 1-2 inches fell in most parts of the city. Here are a bunch of crappy pictures:
The "epic" snowfall.
The Trek UK office.
A naked rugby player advertisement.
A naked rugby player advertisement.
London Bridge being guarded by a battleship.
St. Paul's Cathedral.
The road crossing into Buckingham.
Phallic monument of Winston Churchill.
Some sort of massive building.
Far away shot of Big Ben.
A castle equipped with a ferris wheel.
Park/river/island.
Front of Buckingham Palace.
And that's it.
Then I came back home because I missed Heathrow and little Annie B. Sounds like Heather will be doing a 2-month old Annie tribute blog post tomorrow, so be sure to check that out.
Also, the weather is warming up here in WI (30's and 40's), which means one thing: Lunch rides at work are starting. :)
5 comments:
Hey world traveler. Time to start training for next year's Arrowhead. Greg killed it this year. You can't let him one up you :)
Looks like you were able to see quite a bit in the short time you were there.
Sounds like your family missed you - you'll have to take them with next time you go!
I think they must've used you as a model for that rugby painting, Brian.
London, that's awesome. how long were you there? Did you have to go by yourself?
Vino - No Arrowhead for me. I can't be spending $ on a Pugs right now, and I like the whole "living" thing. :)
Trent - Yes, I am quite toned...and I have been fake baking.
Foxy - Only for four days. I went with my boss, who lived there for a semester during college, which definitely helped with the navigation part.
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