No trip to England is complete without a visit to Stonehenge. Who built it? Was it druids? The Irish? The Devil? The truth is out there...
No trip to England is complete without a visit to Stonehenge. Who built it? Was it druids? The Irish? The Devil? The truth is out there...
A fake version of King Aurthur's legendary "Round Table" which itself is so big and old it has become famous.
Kew Gardens, where the birds wouldn't take "No, get the hell away from me" for an answer
Alex with her face deep in a blossoming chunk of heaven
Alex's eyeball
My eyeball
Dad's eyeball
Big Ben from the boat we took up the Thames
Big Ben and the Parliment tower
A very interesting fish tank at the London Aquarium
A school of fish, one of whom displays a reflection cast from a sign across the room which displays the number of tons of fish eaten by people this year (or something to that effect).
Mean looking shark
A very large pike
Yummy-looking lobster
An interesting picture of this spherical fish tank
Skate and Ray petting zoo
An eager flounder
Two flounders overlapping each other on the bottom of the tank
Alex enjoying more roses
Three beautiful women
A cool picture of a rose
Another cool picture of a swan
A crappy picture of Buckingham Palace
A sentry taking his job very seriously
Our last British experience of the trip (besides the duty-free), Les Miserables at Queen's Theatre