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| Crossing the Thames early in the morning. |
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| Although it was one of the first days of the trip that had sunshine I couldn't help but capture this backlight in mono. |
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| Anyone need a lock? |
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| The "eye" |
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| Looking for different angles. |
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| London Bridge from the clipper |
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| Finally arrived in Greenwich, this is the painted chapel on the grounds of the old Naval Academy. |
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| Painted chapel on the left and the painted hall on the right. Unfortunately the hall was closed and I couldn't get inside. |
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| Looking across the Thames, you can see the O2 in the center. |
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| Inside the painted chapel. They freaked out over my camera, yet they want my money?!?. Apparently their issue was due to someone singing up at the front.... Snuck a few shots anyhow - bite me. |
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| Can you see how I'm impacting that singer up at the front? lol Kept trying to get a picture without this goof looking at me but he was relentless haha |
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| A display of the Baltic Glass Exchange in the Maritime Museum. (Check it on Wikipedia, pretty cool story) |
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| The rain came down on me while walking up to the Royal Observatory but the upside was catching this lovely rainbow over Greenwich. |
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| And another one over the Royal Observatory |
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| Standing on the Meridian Line. Those are the shoes that are now wore out, no padding left at all after this trip. |
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| Heading back to London. Shard on the left, London Bridge in the center. |
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| Trafalgar Square at dusk. |
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| The national arts center in Trafalgar Square. |
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| The craziness of the round-about in Trafalgar |
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| Finally made it to Piccadilly Circus! |
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| Not hard to find the underground |
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| One of the more famous tourist stores around. |
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| Even crazier traffic |
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| Very cool Xmas decorations |
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| The colours keep changing. Way cool |
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| Do you get a prize for finding a blue bus?? |
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| More xmas greatness. |








































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