Cheers from St. Stephen's Tavern

I really enjoyed this Guinness, after a 10 hr hike thtough London with my full kit plus tripod on my back.

Back in London

Today i'm gonna go unchronological, unwhat? I mean publishing pics out of cronological order, cuz I'm overwhelmed by the amount of photos I took during the last two months.
So this is good old Tower bridge in November, still waiting for a chance to get a nice sunset in springtime.

yes its a real dinosaur

Congrats to the Museum of Natural History of London for their life size replica of a dinosaur. It actually moves and roars.

Close to 500 years drinking here

If there's something you wo'nt lack in London, its pubs. Some have a long history like this one in Holborn.

Like the Sony store, but for Tea

And by the way. Its pronounced Twinings ( like in twilight). If you know someone that apreciates Tea, don't forget to drop by the only twinings store (yes they only sell tea. oh and coffee too) . Located on the Strand in London, just in front of the Court of Justice, its the only store in the world that only sells twinings tea, and it's where it all begun.

The 9 still rolls

There are two bus lines in London that still use the old buses, so you can get that vintage ride feeling.

Talk to the hand

This is the "Silver Touch" talk to the Hand... taken at the V&A museum's medieval section in London U.K

Roiny but noice

London might be rainy, but it still beats the heack out of the ugly north american cities. Here's a view of trafalgar square from the National Gallery museum.

fightin the London "gloom"

Yup, its gloomy time again. The leaves have fallen and the sky is grey...Not to worry, London has plenty of caolourfull objects to brighten up your day.

No wonder they call it " The tube"

Gotta say that the London subway is one the tightest I've travelled in, and then it has a pretty big gap in betwen the cars and the platform.