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Tower Bridge DPBelfry image Tower Bridge on a cool November evening in London. Sunset over London Stefan Chunchukov image Photo taken from Tower Bridge. Sunset in London Tower Bridge Javier Sánchez Mingorance image A panoramic picture of Tower Bridge in London London Javier Sánchez Mingorance image Támesis Javier Sánchez Mingorance image A panoramic picture of Tower Bridge in London

El Puente del Milenio Javier Sánchez Mingorance image Beso en la Tate Javier Sánchez Mingorance image Kiss The house of parliament Javier Sánchez Mingorance image Tower bridge Javier Sánchez Mingorance image Lamb Tavern Javier Sánchez Mingorance image

What about London? Javier Sánchez Mingorance image Pigeon as arrow Kathleen Tyler Conklin image Feodora von Gleichen, sculpted the beautiful Diana the Huntress Fountain, in the gardens in Hyde Park at the south end of Park Lane. She studied at the Slade School under Alphonse Legros, and then in Rome. London Eye Kathleen Tyler Conklin image I believe that you have taken my bench! Kathleen Tyler Conklin image St. James Park, London, England December 2007 I was totally charmed by the scene of this elderly gentleman admiring one of St. James' Parks resident pelicans. Late Dec afternoon on Regents Canal image View large farm3.static.flickr.com/2391/2215947166_0b27886a52_b.jpg

Little Venice - Prince Alfred Pub image After our walking tour of Little Venice we had lunch at this pub, which was quite beautiful. I had to walk through a little door about 4'high to get to the section to eat. (see description) Built in 1863, the Prince Alfred is a prince amongst pubs. The spectacular façade is as striking as it is unusual, its bowed etched glass is rare and delicate. The tall curved front window is a magnificent example of the craft. Plate glass, newly invented, was used to show wealth and sophistication, as well as contemporary style. The interior is no less rare or extraordinary. Five bar compartments, each with its own door from the street, are separated from one another by a wooden partition, save for a small access door. The divisions within the pub reflect the divisions in Victorian society. Segregation was important, there is a Ladies bar and Private bar. Snob screens over the bar counter ensured privacy and anonymity; some preferred not to be seen drinking by their inferiors, or superiors for that matter. Trafalgar Square - Tree and Natl Gallery image I had to go see this the first night that we were here. The year that I lived here was the only year that the tree wasn't lit, due to a power crunch. Many years later I finally saw it, but forgot my tripod! The 61st Norwegian Christmas tree in Trafalgar Square was lit on Thursday 6 December by Norway's Prime Minister Jens Stoltenberg in the annual ceremony that attracts thousands of spectators. The ceremony is normally watched by nearly 10,000 spectators and includes carols sung by the Choir of St Martin-in-the-Fields. The first tree was brought over in 1947 as a token of Norwegian appreciation of British friendship during the Second World War. When Norway was invaded by German forces in 1940, King Haakon VII escaped to Britain and a Norwegian exile government was set up in London. To most Norwegians, London came to represent the spirit of freedom during those difficult years. From London, the latest war news was broadcast in Norwegian, along with a message and information network which became vi 001 image Carousel, South Bank, London, May 2008. credit: Megan Young www.meganyoung.com.au 012 image Vespa in the streets near Brick Lane, London, May 2008. credit: Megan Young www.meganyoung.com.au Man and Bum Fiona Mulaisho image

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