Now we're finally moving on to London! I love London. Just wished that we had more days there. Their train routes can get a little messy and confusing though. But I won't mind working here for a short period. Oh, and love the accent. =)
Day 6- 15 April 2009
Took an early morning train to London and got lost on the way finding our apartment. Super disappointed with how it turned out to be. The pictures were a total bluff. Bleh. Anyway, took a train down to Queensway to eat lunch, do a little souvenir shopping and visit Hyde Park.
It's so cute how everything red are the trademarks in London. Red phone booth. Red double decker bus. Red letter box. Manchester United. Liverpool.
And we finally reached! This area encompasses a few parks that are all listed as Royal Parks. This is also where Princess Diana's Memorial Ground is. But we walked all over the place and still cannot it. =(
It would have turned out nicer if I had gone lower.
Notting Hill? As in the Notting Hill?
As usual, a park would have that many people.
And the pretty leaves. Time for a change. Too many flower pictures. Haha.
A very mystical tree that would look splendid in the fall. It somehow reminds me of Rafiki's treehouse though.
And a huge lake in the middle of the park. If I ever do return, I'm gonna do a picnic there. So pretty.
Oh, and I love my zoom lens. Haha. Hi, swan!
Sunset!
I lugged that camera bag everyday around for 2 weeks. You have no idea how heavy it is.
Pretending to be emo. Haha.
So many couples around. We spotted one doing something under a coat and another doing "yoga" together. Just imagine. 
And coming out from the toilet, we spotted a squirrel! Again, I love my zoom lens!
I just wish I had bought it with an image stabalizer but that would cost like $300 more. =(
Where you running off to little fellow?
And King Albert's Memorial Hall. From far, it kinda looked like a Golden Pagoda.
And the Royal Albert Hall. Many plays and productions going on here.
Oh, hello Albert.
And Peiting went to take a picture of them two. For the record, I dunno them.
And Ladies & Gentlemen, welcome to Notting Hill! The most expensive living area in London. If I strike gold somewhere somehow, I will buy a house here. They're so pretty!
And finally, F&C for dinner! Such a big portion that it could feed at least 3 people. Alright, all done for today. I'm going to bed now. Big departure day tomorrow. Bye! =)
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