Esher, England
It looked dark as I got to it, but it was pretty, green and light, once I was inside a tree tunnel and then I walked thru it.
Camera used: iPhone
Category: ENGLAND Thru My Eyes
Greenery
Esher, EnglandTree Tunnel Ahead
Walk
Esher, EnglandLanding; London Heathrow Airport
Red Telephone Box in Germany
Bonn, Germany
When we were in England someone asked me if they still have the British Red Telephone Boxes. I said they do but they aren’t used any more. Because they are such an icon of England, they are keeping them, but they don’t have phones in them. Well, in Bonn, Germany I saw this British Red Telephone Box full of books. We were in the car and driving past so I was unable to find out why there were books inside or even why this British Red Telephone Box is in Germany!?!?
Photos taken with an iPhone 5s
Eurotunnel or Chunnel
Under the English Channel at the Strait of Dover
It was time to leave the United Kingdom after having a WONDERFUL time there, so sadly, we took our leave! There are not a lot of options of getting off the islands but we chose the Eurotunnel or Chunnel. It was a great place to put my feet up and RELAX & I was doing what the roof top messaging bar said to do, (you may need to enlarge the photo to read it) ‘RELAX, we’ll drive.’
June 2016
Photo taken with an iPhone 5s
London Temple
From the Shard
Sat on it and RELAXED
Teddy Bear Next To It
Laying On It
Straddling It
Prime Meridian
Greenwich, London, England
Craig really wanted to go to Greenwich to see the Prime Meridian and so we went. It is here, in Greenwich, where the longitude is 0 degrees and the rest of the world finds it’s place by going east or west! The view looking towards London was beautiful on this sunny day!
June 2016
Photo taken with an iPhone 5s
Tower Bridge
London, England
Tower Bridge is a symbolic icon of London and opened in 1894. The other day with Roby Parisi & Nauvoo Rossato, we walked across it on a much cooler and very cloudy day. So, this day, with no clouds and sunshine, we went for a boat ride along the River Thames and we went under Tower Bridge. The sights of London from the River Thames were awesome! By-the-way, the building on the right that looks like it is tipping, it is, that’s how it was built.
June 2016
Photo taken with an iPhone 5s
Big Ben
London England
On this beautiful sunny day in London we went for a ride on the Clipper, a type of water taxi. As we left we had a beautiful view of Big Ben, a nickname for the large bell clock at the north end of the Palace of Westminster in London which the Houses of Parliament occupy. The tower is officially known as Elizabeth Tower, named after Queen Elizabeth. The tower was completed in 1859.
June 2016
Photos taken with an iPhone 5s
London Eye at Night
London, England
The London Eye is impressive day or night. As you watch it you can hardly tell that it is moving. From what I have heard it takes about 25 minutes to complete the ride. Though I don’t go on rides like this, they are just not my thing, (I would prefer to photograph them) I stand in awe that a man can make something so majestic and cool like the London Eye!
June 2016
Photo taken with an iPhone 5s
Thirty Two Capsules
London Eye
London, England
The London Eye sits on the River Thames and was completed in 2000. It is a giant Ferris wheel that stands 443 feet, when completed it was the world’s tallest Ferris Wheel but was surpassed in 2008 by the Singapore Flier (541′) and in 2014 by the High Roller in Las Vegas (550′). I don’t like Ferris Wheels, so I haven’t been on the London Eye, but Craig and Chelsea have been on it and on the Singapore Flier.
June 2016
Photo taken with an iPhone 5s
Buckingham Palace
Westminster, London , England
After going to a cute play with our son and his family, we decided to visit a few tourist places around London. As always, there were so many people at Buckingham Palace, the official residence of the British Monarch, but by getting back a bit with the gardens, it takes on a much calmer look!
June 2016
Photo taken with a Phone 5s
