I learned in London: That the difference between a stranger and a friend is a conversation.
LONDON
When I entered through the iron-thronged vines of the abbey gates…
London during the holidays is magical.
When the weather in London is frightful and you’re on a budget.
The vivid, alternative, and edgy Camden Market is an offbeat haven for young people.
When entering Camden Market, you are greeted by a series of booths creating a maze that would put the Queen of Heart’s Labyrinth to shame.
Feeling like a little kid is guaranteed fun for everyone you’re traveling with.
It is four o’clock as some friends and I mount the stairs in London’s famous Covent Garden, pleasantly over-stimulated by the passing shoppers dangling designer bags on their outstretched fingers and the sound of a traveling string quartet playing down below.
“I am single and live in a castle,” Bill Callaghan, our tour guide, said jokingly.
The Somerset House, you could say, is a miniature version of what London offers to the world.