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Showing posts with label london. Show all posts
Showing posts with label london. Show all posts
28 August 2011
22 August 2011
Today was a ‘simply marvelous’ day spent walking around the streets of London. Highlight of the day: walking around a park with my entire Westmont group and seeing Brian Archambault randomly walking on the other side of the street! I’d of course completely forgotten that he was here with Point Loma until I saw him. My friends were like, “you know somebody just walking on the street here??” So that was an unexpected fun surprise! Hopefully we’ll be able to meet up this week before I leave for Oxford. Our Westmont group eventually split up and went our separate ways for the evening. I found myself with four others as we walked somewhat randomly around. We covered Covent Gardens, Trafalger Square, Downing Street, Westminster and Big Ben, and ended up on the wharf and ate dinner.
operation London
I am finally back with friends! I joined up with our Westmont team on Friday and it has been a crazy few days. It's strange remembering that the people surrounding me aren't strangers like they have been for so long. It's been an exciting weekend packed with walks above and below London. We've been having class in an ancient medieval cathedral. It sure beats any classroom at Westmont! This weekend has been kind of a blur with so much going on, and so much new information going into my brain. It's one thing walking around London on your own, it's another walking around with Gabriel. He was born and raised in London, went to Oxford, then worked for a time at the BBC. He knows absolutely everything about anything. On our walks he talks about everything from royal sex scandals to government murder mysteries. It's been so fascinating walking with him and he points out little facts and insights that we would never know if he wasn't with us. London has been completely different this time around with so many friends. This city is awesome, but I can't wait get to somewhere I've never been.
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