I walked into the cities for the first time. It is so beautiful. The birthplace of Shakespeare and the place of my favorite book Harry Potter. I see all the double-decker buses that pass by. And all the telephone booths. We don't have that in America anymore, but it is so fun to see them here! I can't wait for all the history and different food I get to have here. Thankfully they speak English.
Every transport here gives the best view, it is amazing. I see all the big bridges and Big Ben. All the canoes that pass by on still rivers. All the pork pies, scones, and tea you can have there. I got to see Tower Bridge. Even how big it is. 11,000 tons of steel and 244 meters long. And towers 65 meters high. It is one of the best views I've ever seen. I hate heights, but the London Eye was one of the best Ferris wheels ever. Edinburgh Castle. One of the castles here that made me feel like I was living in medieval times.
After traveling for a long time I decide to stop at the hotel to go to bed. That had a beautiful sight of River Thames. I want to canoe down that river sometime.
I wanted to go exploring more, so I went to Stonehenge. The flat plain and amazing sculptures there left me in awe. Going to the next destination I pass by Buckingham Palace. Which is home to the British Queen. And pass by St. Paul's Cathedral. I laughed so hard that I almost fell over. I just thought it is ironic that I'm from Minnesota and there is a cathedral named after a Twin City. Heading to Giant's Causeway I pass by more palaces and castles. I was not kidding when I said there was a lot. But while I was at Giant's Causeway, I watched how the waves slowed waved on the stone. With the salty smell in the air. I thought it was perfect for a picnic. Well, more like a snack of scones and tea.
After this snack, I realize I have to leave the next day. So I head to Trafalgar Square. And end my second day there.
Its morning now and before I leave I stop for scones and scone mix with some tea to go and eat while I'm waiting for the plane.
