Day 1
DAY: Friday
CITY:
TIME: 10:00 (
WEATHER: 17-19 degrees, partly cloudy
The building beside Buckingham
Also beside
Look in the distance, its the London Eye. I'll be visiting you soon. Wait for me
The Royal Mews, what are they, i'm thinking its the horse says the guy wearing the blue polo. hehe
The grounds outside the palace
The Palace gates; its absolutely beautiful
Words really cannot describe how the Palace looks like. Everyone had an individual handheld device which acted as an audio tour for us around the palace. The use of cameras in the interior was forbidden for god knows why. My guess is there was just too many beautiful and magnificent items to take and people might not want to move on. So now all I got is a photographic memory of the interior of it. Unbelievable chandeliers, portraits of the past kings and queens beautifully hung on the walls, and lavish furniture filled up the Palace. From having its own grand hall, ball room (which had its own orchestra playing), west and east gallery, it was just unbelievably beautiful. But all the words in the world wouldn’t do justice to the palace. What I can say is if the chance presents itself, visit it, very very worth it. Outside was the garden where the queen had her garden parties.
The view of the palace from the gardens.
On the way back, we stopped by
London Victoria Station, busy place
The interior with all the trains
We were growing tired as the day went on, and it was only 4 in the afternoon. We headed back to the guest room for some rest. There, I had a chance to test the internet and it worked almost perfectly. Went out for dinner at a restaurant called ‘Seafresh’. It was a tradition that most british eat fish and chips on that day.
Martini anyone? No, then its mine...
Half grilled half fried, 100% delicious. you can taste the freshness of the fish too.
Big plate of chips. YUMMY.
Dinner was filling and then we headed back to the guest room to turn in for the night as we had to wake up early for our tour tomorrow.

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