Found some old pictures of London – and thought I should post it up before I lose the pictures again. Trafalgar Square located at the heart of London – and everyone goes there just to get a picture taken there.
The eye of London
Parliament House
Near the river of London Eye.
I think when I lived in UK – it was there where I put on the most weight. Why? the chinese food and restaurant in UK were plenty around. I figured there would be more by now – so many years since I’ve been back to UK. So for those migrating to UK – you won’t have any trouble getting Chinese or even Japanese food in UK. I know I needed the best thermogenic fat burner when I was living in UK – hahah! else I would really have had been in huge trouble – no pun intended.
I even resorted to eating vegan at one time – and it was so yummy !! i ate too much of it each time I was in Liverpool. So yes, everywhere you go in UK – you will find dim sum or some Asian food. Those ppl there are so lucky!! maybe I should have migrated to UK instead of Canada eh .. hahaha!!
Paris has the Eiffel Tower, New York the Empire State, and London of course has the London Eye to be proud of. It is the world’s largest observation wheel offers a spectacular way to take in over 55 of London’s most famous landmarks in just 30 minutes! Located at the Westminster Bridge Road, about 12 pounds, it took 7 years.. hundreds of ppl from 5 countries to make the London eye a reality. I was really privileged to be one of the very first to take a ride when it was first opened. Was i scared..?? nah.. !! it was like going on a ferris wheel.. like the one in Japan.. Tokyo. But it was a breathtaking view.. and exhilarating nonetheless. The ones in Singapore .. now reminds me so much of the one in London.
Fountain Abbey also known as the the Rustic Bridge here. Britain’s largest monastic ruin and said to be founded in 1132 by 13 Benedictine monks. Sold in the year 1540 to a merchant following the Dissolution of the Monasteries in 1539 by Henry VIII. It is sad to see so many of the beautiful abbeys destroyed. It took us alot of walking.. as the place was huge. But exploring was fun. .and we took alot of pictures. The air was warm.. and humid.
Temple of Piety
Bicester Village is like an outlet shopping center .. it is located in Oxfordshire, England. Here you can find all sorts of branded/luxury stuff at discounted prices. You can be sure.. you don’t want to miss this place at all.
Woohoo..!! factory outlet of Ralph Lauren..!! More stuff for the man..!!
CK too..?? awesome..!
Only a short drive from Oxford, this place has some of the best retail outlets in the country. Top designer such as Dior, Ralph Lauren and Ted Baker.. and CK are just only a few, there are many more shops here. You can get your jewelry, lingerie .. accessories.. and even household items.. at bargain prices. Plenty of restaurants and cafes for you to eat at .. or just rest the feet. Bicester Village is located at :
More of the castle of Warwick. I had a great time..and it was tiring.. luckily it wasn’t as humid as i thought. But if you are ever in the area.. you should go visit the Warwick Castle.. because it is definitely an experience in itself… and long lasting memories to bring home.
One of the castles.
One of the many performers in the castle all dressed up in Medieval times..! so you wanna be saved by this knight in shining amour .. on a horse..??
Another magnificent sight of the castle.
Well.. if you were traveling Europe.. one must never miss visiting the Warwick Castle in England. Exploring the castle took more than 1 day.. but we only had one day to spend… so here it is.. the entrance going to Warwick..! i felt i was going back to Medieval times.
Magnificent looking castle right..??and breath-taking too.. if i may add. Open all year except during the Christmas… this is Britain’s greatest Mediaeval experience. From a Mediaeval household in the Kingmaker exhibition to a Victorian ‘Royal Weekend Party’. Kingmaker feasts and Highwayman Suppers. The town of Warwick was also a very memorable experience it was for us.. and it was great for all ages too. Very easily accessible.. you can drive, take a bus or a train.. or even choose to cycle or go on foot. Lots of cafes .. restaurants and other eateries.. great for someone who loves food like i do and tasting different stuff. The Market Square was a delight.. i hear it plays host to numerous events throughout the year and is the home of the Charter Market.
