Random Images: London House
Designed by Norman Foster, London House also known as London City Hall, was opened in 2002. Because of its unusual shape, it has been referred to by the former mayor as “The Glass Testicle” and as “The...
View ArticleTravel Photo Thursday: Buckingham Palace Gate
I love to see places I recognize in my favorite films or movies. In Die Another Day, I was tickled when I saw the press conference Gustave Grave, the villain in this film, held in front of the gates of...
View ArticleBest of Travel 2011
Thanks to Michaela at Awe Inclusive for including me in Budget Travel Adventure’s Best of Travel 2011 and giving me an opportunity to look back on the best of my 2011 travel adventures. Last year was...
View ArticleOlympics: Never Mind the Jeux Sans Frontières, It’s All about the Money, Stupid
If you can’t beat ‘em, confound them! That seemed to be Danny Boyle’s mantra as he unleashed his fantastically whimsical, crazy-mad, nostalgic bells-and-whistles-of-a-British-history-lesson to an...
View ArticleThe Surroundings Make the Experience at St Ermin’s
Whenever you decide to book into a hotel in London, the first thing you’ll consider is the location. This is everything when you want to be sure you spend as much time exploring and as little time...
View ArticleHighly Acclaimed Musical of the Year – Les Misérables
The Queen’s Theatre production of Les Misérables is a thrilling musical experience that has been shared by thousands of theatre-goers over the course of many years. Indeed, the show has seen over...
View ArticleLondon: A gateway to the UK’s other cities
The majority of people that travel to the UK seem to settle for just seeing London. It’s a shame, because the UK has a lot more to offer than just the business capital of the world. One thing London...
View ArticleA Photo Review of 2015
The end of the year usually inspires reflection on the year that’s ending and a look forward to the one that’s approaching. Maybe it’s getting older, but it seems like time moves more quickly now (I’m...
View ArticlePortobello Road Market
If you like antique or flea markets, a trip to Portobello Road Market is a must if you’re visiting London. Portobello Road Market is a series of shops and stalls that run for almost two miles on...
View ArticleThe Red Telephone Booth
The red telephone booth was ubiquitous in the Jamaica I grew up in. You’d find them outside post offices in districts and towns across the island. There was one outside our post office too. It stood...
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