Over the window..
Long Time No See..
At the korea railroad museum, 18 Nov. 2007.
The darker sillhouette and bigger window size would be better, I thought, but I am so exhausted to do something..
English writing practices. Any comments for my english will be VERY APPRECIATED.
Long Time No See..
At the korea railroad museum, 18 Nov. 2007.
The darker sillhouette and bigger window size would be better, I thought, but I am so exhausted to do something..
Posted by Wind Stopper at 6:06 AM 5 comments
Yeah, there's no easier way in life. Should agree. One full year was needed for me to recognize such a simple fact.
I thought once I had been searching for a nice route for the rest of my life, but realized now that I was in a weird maze of which entrances and exits were the same. Those words, nice, easy, attractive, cool, and convenient may not be used for decorating or describing life or something like that.
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I had Plan A, Plan B and Plan C and I know it's time to wrap up those plans. Don't ask me what's the plan A and B. All of them are turning out to be failed right now. (Actually my heart is slowly and bit by bit breaking.. )
Only the plan C is available at the moment and I'll take it regardless of its bitterness. You know what it is soon. At this point, I should thank to my kids for their exellent withstanding against my rash and stupid test. I'm really sorry. I should also thank to my wife for keeping boring and hard dailiy lives with me without a complain.
However, Don't worry and no need to be disappointed at all.
I'll set up my new plans soon, and try to make it come true without a pause.
My son prersents this pretty coffee bar to his mom, who is a big fan of the popular drama "Coffee Prince".
He names this picture "a city life". I'm confusing with this drawing indeed.
Posted by Wind Stopper at 8:29 AM 2 comments
Hmm, I had complained about the trip in some of previous postings, and yeah, even though I had enjoyed *A LOT* the sightseeing tours in London and the first visiting Southampton, I had to admit that I couldn't enjoy whole the trip like normal overseas trips I always enjoyed.
Dockland, London
Posted by Wind Stopper at 10:57 AM 12 comments
8. Winsor Castle
The Queen's winter castle was the last place I visited in the UK. The most impressed thing here was the flag of Winston Churchill in one chamber to memorize the brave British generals, because of the embroidery "Korea 1950-1951" on his flag. It probably means they joined in the UN allied forces for Korean War, but looked like saying he was one of conqueror for the country. Actually not comfortable one..
A Guard in the Castle
Cafe in the street
The sightseeing was up to here. Then I returned to my home through another boring flight trip.
Posted by Wind Stopper at 6:07 AM 2 comments
The St. James park was also very beutiful and nice place. After looking around the Big Ben and the West Minster Chusch, I could arrived at the Buckingham Palace through the park..
Another View at the park
Diana Memorial Pathway at the park
Buckingham Palace, The Queen's Place.
4. The British Museum
You know how wonderful its collections are, especiallyfor Egyptian and Greek arts. Only short time(less than three hours..unfortunately) was availabe, so we didn't have enough time to enjoy the FOREIGN arts..
Inside of the entrance, the British Museum
Old Kings ?
The famous Paraoh..
From the Athene Temple
Beautiful Poses
TheTrafalgar Square. I was wondering here why we didn't place our holy General Lee into some high place like Nelson in this picture..Yeah. the expensive London-Eye.
Pictures will be continued..
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Residential Houses, Dockland
Walking along to the bank
Hotels, Conventoin Center, Airport, and so on..
(You can find a flight and the leading lamps of the airpot if you look into the picture)
2. London Bridge's Falling Down, falling down, falling down.
A lot of stories there. Anne of the thousand days. The henry 8th and his women. Anglican Church and the Elizabeth I. Yeah, Tower of London. It's a sort of sightseeing complex. Tower Bridge, London Bridge, the Belfast, and msny of stylish buildings like the city hall.
Tower of London
A Guard helping tourist
Posted by Wind Stopper at 10:02 PM 3 comments
A mission-impossible: looking around a super-giant city like London in one and half day. You know, there're lots of historic places, cultural events and beautiful landscpes. Sightseeing for only a part of them could be possible in such a short time, but with an experienced guide, we could optimize our tour choices and routes:
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Day1
Tower of London, Tower Bridge & London Bridge/West Minster & Big Ben/Guards Arch, St.James Park & Buckingham Palace/LUNCH/The British Museum/Piccadilly Circus/London Eye/Hotel at Dockland through Waterloo Station thru the undeground(actually train).
Day2
Royal Albert Memorial and Hall/Portobello Road Market(Notting Hill)/Lunch(actually leaving London)/Winsor Castle & Runneymede.
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It was a really compact and tight schedule but we could meet all the plan with the guide and the car we rent. All of the places I visited to were nice, and I'll upload pictures soon. Satisfied with the trip. (Actually I had been in London two or three times before, but I couldn't enjoy the big city in the previous visits)
Posted by Wind Stopper at 6:29 AM 6 comments
West/Watts Park, Southampton, UK
Bargate, a symbol-like thing for Southampton
Medieval Wall, Southampton, UK
Old houses on the wall, Southampton, UK
Outside of an old building, Southampton, UK
(Merchant house or Martime Museum, I'm not sure)
A modern store through the Barget arch.
The Cenotaph, War Memorial, Southampton, UK.
I got more facts about Southampton after I returned to home.
It was the port(place) that the historic ship Mayflower had departed for her first trip to the new continent-America- with Philgrims. I would have tried to find more remains for Mayflower if I knew it earlier..
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