Shiny Millenium bridge leading towards St. John's cathedral.
In the lunchtime of this beautiful day it was full of people, understandably.
Double-deckered Big Ben tower.
View down from the London Eye on what I was going to experience soon.
After the initial screaming and general horror, I was soon able to look around.
And even do a backflip. I think I deserve a medal. 8-)
Concert by Morcheeba with a brand-new singer.
Followed by Lee Hazlewood, apparently a renowned singer and songwriter. He was certainly new to me, but I liked him.
Yes, everybody knows Piccadilly Circus.
Ehm, sorry, the Stonehenge.
Oh yes, I spent one day outside London, thanks to a dear friend, Mike Watts.
I didn't know about the London Tower, surely a nice surprise.
And the Tower Bride, also known (incorrectly) as the London Bridge.
The bridge was opening, which may or may not be a rare sight.
Again, not the Piccadilly Circus, this time it's the Trafalgar Square, with
people enjoying the refreshing fountain water.
All the week I spent in London, it rained twice, never on me. Otherwise it
was a beautiful and hot summer.
And finally the mandatory visit to the British Museum to see the mummies.
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