UK - Part IV - London - my favorite things

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UK - Part IV - London

Published Friday, May 12, 2006 by Jim Meldrum | E-mail this post

LONDON

Tamison and Jack

Jim n Jack (I think he likes me!?

Allison oversees shipping on the River Thames

Big Ben - Saw it, Took a picture

The Pigeons were always up for a photo

Elephants on Parade.
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Our timing with respect to flowers was excellent

Eye the eye

The London crew! Dining in the yard outside the Borough market, cheese, bread and delicious Scrumpy!

Sunset

Underground

Walking from the phonebooth trying to look like I'm on holidays....

Staring contest, I lost

The Meldrum nose?

Tower Bridge

Chicken? Egg?

Tower Bridge

Allison commented a number of times on the shape of this building.. Do you know which building she is talking about? Can you spot any other "symbols" in this photo?