Some famous locations on our way back to the station.
These are the final pictures from the walk around London on this lovely Good Friday.
By the time we got home, I had walked 18,205 steps, 7.9 miles.
I hope you enjoyed them?
Till next time.
Category: Holiday, trips and events
Holiday, trips and events
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Week 160 – April 7th – London – Part 8
Sotheby – the premier destination for auctions and private sales of Contemporary, Modern & Impressionist. Famous street in London for high-end bespoke tailor shops. This was used in one the Harry Potter films. -
Week 160 – April 7th – London – Part 7
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Week 160 – April 7th – London – Part 6
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Week 160 – April 7th – London – Part 5
Very nice to have a street named after you in London 
Never stayed, unlikely too… 
I was very surprised to see the American eagle still up at the old American Embassy. -
Week 160 – April 7th – London – Part 4
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Week 160 – April 7th – London – Part 3
household cavalry heading to Horse Guard Parade. 
Queen Elizabeth Queen Mother statue in the Mall. 
This is where the proclamation of Britain’s King Charles III was done, in Friary Court at St James’s Palace in London on, Saturday, September 10th, 2022 – This window was removed so that Accession Council could be heard and to come out on to the balcony. -
Week 160 – April 7th – London – Part 2
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Week 160 – April 7th – London – Part 1
Today was Good Friday, part of the Easter weekend and we took a trip up to London. Various pictures and more from the trip.
Nelson column on a glorious day 
Nelson looking out on a sunny Good Friday. 
Looking down the Mall to Buckingham Palace. As you can see it was busy. For the second year running, Good Friday was actually a decent day weather wise, which is unusual in England for public holiday weekends.
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Week 159 – April 2nd – Greenwich – Part 3
Final pictures from our visit to Greenwich and the park.
Good to see people out and about in Greenwich. 
William IV statue 
Colourful bloom in Greenwich Park. Hope you enjoyed the pictures?
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Week 159 – April 2nd – Greenwich – Part 2
Boat on the river Thames in the background on the right, the dome building is the walk tunnel on the East London side to Greenwich. 
The other boat in the video. 
Looking down the A206
