London - The City of Rain
January 3-6, 2007
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| While I skipped St Paul's Cathedral, I chose to enter "Westminster Abbey - House of God and House of Kings". I was glad to see that it is still used as a place of worship, and not just a museum. | Buckingham Palace, it needs no introduction. |
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| St James's Park, located by Buckingham Palace, is where the royals visit to barbeque and to rage havoc. I killed a couple of the birds pictured above and had myself a cheap lunch. Anyone that has seen the prices in London will understand. | Another picture from St James's Park. By this time, I had managed to eat or scare away all the birds. |
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| The Churchill Museum and Cabinet War Rooms was perhaps the most interesting attraction that I visited in London. It is a great place to learn about London and England during the war, and there were not many tourists around. | The double-decker red buses are famous in London, and so is the Big Ben. The quintessential London picture. |