This is a market I came across on one of the walks. It was lots of fun, plus it was covering me from the rain! Right next to this place were some fun shops and eating spots.
The Tower of London
Downtown London
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Thanks again!
It was so good to see you and Britt!
THANKS!
Dad, just want to say thanks for giving me this wonderful experience! You and mom are the best!
PARIS TRIP!
I'm off to Paris! I'll blog it all when I get back! :)
There are no words
mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm....
You want waffles from this place - trust me.
Fresh Belgium waffle, with drizzled Belgium chocolate, with vanilla gelato.
This is for you Ad
A sweet little store, just like my bro!
The hands on Museum
Try on a ruff it said.... so we did. Curtsy.
Dedicated to Britt
King Louis XIV (your fav King Louis) and me (your fav sis)
LONDON
The Prime Minister's Home
This is Palace Court Street
The BYU flat is right in the middle.
The Origin
I found Big Ben's, and now I realize why it's called Big Ben's. I'm happy to say the cookies are just as good in SLC as they are here.
27 Palace Court
The front of the BYU Centre
Just across the street from where I live
Aren't these pretty?
Excuse me... why is this not in America?
Yes, the McFlurry may have outdone itself here in London, mini bites of heaven consisting of caramel sauce, choco chips, and something else (I'm not sure what it is)... so good!
Elder Cornelius & Elder Cornelius
entering the MTC... good luck bros!
Meg and Rand
Sledding up Emigration
4 comments:
Nice pics! How early does it get dark?
In answer to your question... It's only light here for like seven hours. Those pictures were taken around 3:30 in the afternoon, and it felt like 6:30.
This blog is awesome. Thanks for sharing it with us. Things are beautiful there. What a fabulous journey. ENJ0Y
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