More happy pictures from London…
Couple addicted to Nike’s Shox Q’Vida High boots and Air Max.
Myjojo thinks about FedEx every where he goes… even on a vacation.
Proud of Malaysian Jimmy Choo.
Myjojo taking a look at the shoes. I didn’t dare look because they were too expensive… so I quickly snapped 2 pics and walked right out.
A cathedral.
A typical ancient building.
Reminds me of Mary Poppins, when she used to jump off roofs.
Teletubby #1.
Teletubby #2.
The Thames River, on a ferry cruise.
One of the best looking modern buildings I saw in London.
Very ancient-looking.
Happy lion.
A souvenir shop at the foot of the river.
Forgot this castle name.
How beautiful it is.
On the bridge.
Do you see Batman and Indiana Jones? So random.
Boobs & eggs.
His flying wheels. A day before “the proposal”.
Salvador Dali.
James Bond (Pierce Brosnan) looking rather old and oily.
Against the Big Ben.
My prisoner.
I blame the photographer.
What a lovely picture, it’s so real with the tree effects and the angry skies.
I couldn’t stop myself from laughing at this picture.
Just some grills.
Pimples starting to pop out because of the cold weather.
Posing.
I love the change of the skies.
Queen Mary ship.
Blackfriars Bridge.
On the other side of the Blackfriars Bridge.
This is the London Bridge. If you kiss below the bridge for the first time, you will have everlasting love and happiness. That’s what myjojo and I heard from the tour guide on the ferry. We’d like to believe so, we did what was told.
Battle ship.
This is the Tower Bridge along the River Thames.
The River Thames is Great Britain’s second longest river. It stretches for 215 miles from its source in the Cotswold Hills to the open sea near Southend in Essex. For most of its length it is traversed by bridges both small and large, which carry motorised transport, walkers and cyclists over the Thames.
Source: http://www.riverthames.co.uk/bridges/bridges.htm
Two teletubbies.
The shadows.
Tower of London.
London’s KFC is quite yummy. Fattening as usual, and really salty too although not as spicy as Malaysian’s. Plus, they vary in sizes and don’t look too consistent.
A closer view of the Tower of London, where several people like Thomas More was buried and Anne Boleyn beheaded. The history of this tower is quite an insightful one, previously as a treasury, prison, zoo, Royal Mint, home of the Crown Jewels, observatory and a bloody place for execution. More here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tower_of_London
I love how pretty and modern these colourful windows look.
They say, the best view of the Big Ben is when you can capture both sides of the clock. I made it. Big Ben is the world’s largest four-faced chiming clock, which was also known as The Great Bell, The Clock Tower and the Tower of Big Ben.
Nice view.
Balls Brothers Wine Bar.
Tube into London.
Inside the tube.
Í wonder why Westeners like to use “Malaysian” everything when there isn’t really any chicken soup recipe authentic in Malaysia. Well, not that we really know of.
Oooooo yummy, I love this salmon salad.
Inside the train.
I was wondering what this crowd was all about it’s a tavern with many people sitting outside on a Friday evening after work.
Omg, Cafe de Hong Kong. What a name.
Silhouette.
I end this series of pictures with this image that says, “Never let anyone walk on your head.”
