England

July 6 - 10, 2011

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ENGLAND!

Where chips are called crisps, and french fries are chips!

It only took us about 8 freaking hours to get here, but we are here!

The first thing I saw on the bus to the city was a sweet hippie VW Bus. I was jealous.

The very first thing we did was ride on the London Eye, the biggest Ferris Wheel in the world! It took us about 30 minutes to get all the way around, with an astounding view of the surrounding city. I saw the the Tower of London and a building that looked like a bullet too!

You can easily see Big Ben the clock tower before we even reached the top!

Guess which one is me? You guessed it, the one tossing up a double peace sign.

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The next day, we went to the Tower of London, which is actually a castle! There's crown jewels to see, and members of Parliament to meet. Don't touch anything, or else you will for sure get in huge trouble by the queens guards themselves.

We took a boat-tour of some kind around the canal of London. It took us under the Tower Bridge, the London Bridge, and a bridge built entirely by WOMEN!!!

We went to go see a play after that, called "Love Never Dies" at the Adelphi Theatre. If i was into drama and acting, I would have loved it more than I did.

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The next day, was a tour of London by bus. We saw the Ritz Hotel, St. Paul's Cathedral, and Buckingham Palace! We also went to see the changing of the guards by the queens castle. That was an experience I won't forget. SO many guards, so many fuzzy hats, I highly recommend doing this if you're ever in London!

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The next day, was Chester, England. BY FAR my favorite part of the trip so far. They had a Disney store, and a bridge where it's technically legal to kill a welsh man with a bow and arrow. Chester England has it ALL!