my few days in London with Jacopo went by quite fast - there wasn't enough time to visit all the places we would have liked to visit. London was
far more big and far more chaotic than I had remembered it - still it held a
peculiar feeling that intrigued me and inspired me once again.
8 photographs/8 things that I liked about London in no particular order:
✻ red brick victorian houses.
✻ the Tate Modern.
✻ the animals in St James's park.
✻ historical buildings such as the Tower of London.
✻ english gardens which reminded me of the countryside.
✻ the english weather.
✻ the unbelievable varieties of twinings herbal infusions.
✻ iconic buildings such as Big Ben and Tower Bridge.
next time I visit england I would rather go for a trip in the countryside - I certainly would not miss the
enormous amount of people nor the complicated and
suffocating underground trains system.
try wales next time! ;)
ReplyDeleteI should! they've told me it's magnificent! :) isn't your mam from Wales, Amanda? do I remember correctly?
ReplyDeletesuch lovely photos again! ♥
ReplyDeletegrazie miele :)
ReplyDeleteperfect :)
ReplyDeleteoh you're wearing the bird ! i suits you so perfectly :)
thank you Alice :) yes the bird is lovely!
ReplyDeletesecondo me sono venute molto bene anche queste foto :)
ReplyDeleteanimali, mattoni e fiori <3
sì, la triade perfetta! :-)
ReplyDeleteyes polly my dearest! u remember correctly. ;) tell me if u r going n i can give u some tips. lol
ReplyDeleteI will for sure :-)
ReplyDeleteAhhh London you lovely lovely place, my very first experience is the heavy snow and my first time seeing snow too. So magical :) I love the buildings and we went to this mad expensive cake shop and they have high end tea parties which is so lovely. Tate modern was so good, i went and saw Rothko's exhibition there.
ReplyDeleteI'll do anything to go back, really want to study design there. So glad you had a lovely time!
But yeah the underground train station is so packed and crazy, it was also my first time exprienced being in a public train transport...so i was actually happy to be there. and oh god don't you just love their accents!! It's like music to my ears haha.
Oh i've written way too much :x
This must be the longest comment I have ever got! :) I am glad that this post of mine brought back so many good memories to you!
ReplyDeleteand yes, I loved the british accent!
damn, i want to go to london!
ReplyDeletevictorian houses are lovely, with their red bricks...
I totally agree about Victorian houses! :)
ReplyDeletewhat I liked about London?
ReplyDeletethe time spent with you walking in the busy streets of the City and wondering about the buildings and the people there <3
I have also liked being with you the most <3
ReplyDeleteEeee! I'm visiting London next month!
ReplyDeleteCan't wait!!! :D
great! are you going to go around europe as well?
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