I can't help but break out in a song to the tune of "London Calling" by iconic band The Clash. I've arrived and London is.... FREEZING! Londoners mentioned how it was unusually cold that time of the year. They even had their first snow in ages. Speaking of "calling," here is a London staple: A Red Phone Booth. This one is along Regent Street.
I wasn't aware that there is a mini version of the Big Ben until we passed by this. Little Ben is a miniature clock tower that mimicks its "big brother." Located at the intersection of Wilton Road and Victoria Street. Time is synchronized. Time check: 1:45PM
What's in the song London Bridge is falling down? How did this end up being a merry nursery rhyme and a singing game for kids?
The London Millenium Footbridge officially opened in 2000, in time for the new millenium, hence the name. It is a steel suspension pedestrian bridge over the River Thames. I've seen this bridge in films like "What a Girl Wants" and "Bridget Jones's Diary" and dreamt of one day walking on it as well. At the backdrop is St. Paul's Cathedral with its dome towering over neighboring buildings. #LoveGreatBritain #VisitEngland #LetsDoLondon
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