Stonehenge is right next to the highway and has *lots* of tourists milling around the path around the outside of it. You can't get any closer than this.
This is the best view of Stonehenge. From this angle it looks as if it's mostly still standing, whereas in reality it mostly isn't.
Inlaid into the hill by the local lord.
The tower of Big Ben at the northern end of the houses of parliament, viewed from Westminster bridge.
On the west bank of the Thames. If this was an American movie, you would hear the first couple of bars of 'Rule Brittannia' being played, while the screen would be labelled "London, England".
Summer flowers in St. James' Park. Can anyone identify them?
Well, there it is. There were Grenadier guards but they were over by the building and you couldn't get a good view of them. But they did walk funny.
There was a statue representing each of the colonies. This one was Australia. Isn't the kangaroo cute?
The famous statue of Eros at the Circus, almost hidden under the swarm of seated tourists.
Nelson's Column in Trafalgar Square. They'd just cleaned several tons of bird shit from it. For some reason, the pigeons are wild about Horatio.
A county game being played at Lord's cricket ground.
Yep, these are the actual Ashes. Even when Australia has them, they stay in the Lords' museum.
Just around the corner, next to the Tower of London.
I'm at the Greenwich observatory, and I have one foot (the left one) in the eastern hemisphere and one foot in the western hemisphere. In the background, you can see the Millennium Dome.
