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Jun 1st, 2002, 11:11 AM

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billy budd

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he is actually playing two dates in japan and i meant www.morrissey-solo.com or www.shopliftersunion.com

Jun 1st, 2002, 10:49 PM

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xxx

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There must be lots more to say about London ?

Jun 3rd, 2002, 09:40 AM

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david west

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here's a few more: The royal deer parks, especially when the foals (?) are born. Football at White Hart LAne (accept no substitute) Spitalfields market The walk along the thames from Strand-on the-green to Isleworth The Thames wetlands centre Theatres above pubs eg Gate, red lion, Bush etc Proper Pubs (not in the centre) The music scene in Camden Town (incidentally Morrisey is from manchester and would be most offended if you linked him with London!). Horse racing in the evening at Kempton Park Greyhound racing "village london" eg Notting Hill; Hampstead; Wimbledon; Richmond. Somerset House.

Jun 3rd, 2002, 10:10 AM

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Vita

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Starting this thread to get over my post-travel blues was a bad idea. I didn't do most of this stuff and now I HAVE to go back. Did anyone mention the British accents?

Jun 3rd, 2002, 10:34 AM

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Judy

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Vita, you should not have started this, I'm getting the "I-need-to-go-to-London Blues", too. Here's my tuppence worth: Dulwich Picture Gallery Thames River Barrier Floris British TV ! View of St Paul's from Tate Modern National Theatre-any and all stages and Tea with my relatives at a different posh hotel each visit! Judy from Germany

Jun 3rd, 2002, 10:36 AM

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#101 hearing your flight home called.

Jun 3rd, 2002, 06:36 PM

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Judy

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In March,seas of daffodils dancing in the wind everywhere. Hill Garden-one of the hidden gems. The City- a square mile of treasure box full of endless findings. The fascinating night view from the balcony of Royal Festival Hall. The sweet memory of fictions and novels (being read in my yough) brought back by many interesting street names.

Jun 3rd, 2002, 06:40 PM

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kate

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Oh Yes! Judy,the novels read in the past and then walking down those very same streets, the same names,like walking down your own past~

Jun 3rd, 2002, 07:32 PM

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Shannon

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Abby Road (photo opp.) Eros Middle Temple (great pub inside) Hog & the Pound 8 Bells.

Jun 3rd, 2002, 08:27 PM

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Mel

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- Brompton Oratory - White Lion Pub in Covent Garden - Kings Road - The flower stand outside the Gloucester Road tube stop - Reading the headlines on the newspapers in the "boxes" each afternoon - Regent Street

Jun 3rd, 2002, 08:45 PM

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MaryC

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Wonderful, wonderful thread!! Thank you, Vita - you're a classic!! Billy Budd, thanks doll, for the Morrissey info. I, too, am a HUGE FAN!! (Hey Monica!) Cleo, you beat me to the punch!! I loved MIND THE GAP! Even took pictures of it. (sigh)

Jun 5th, 2002, 06:43 PM

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xxxx

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Top for "Fun In London".

Jun 5th, 2002, 06:49 PM

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xxx

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1) Daydreaming about leaving London 2) Getting an earlier flight out of london 3) Landing anywhere in Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Czech Republic, The netherlands, Belgium, Sweden, or France and not looking back.....

Jun 6th, 2002, 04:46 PM

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ttt

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Jun 6th, 2002, 04:51 PM

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Thyra

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1) Jogging through Hyde Park (in the rain, of course) 2) Really great Indian food 3) Drinking bitter in a smoky pub. 4) The tube! 5) Cadbury's milk tray, a cup of tea, consumed in the bedroom of your B&B!

Jun 6th, 2002, 04:56 PM

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Pat

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Hi all, I can't wait, back there in 4 weeks for my 25th visit. London is the best and all the responses have been great. I'll add 1. The Kensington Roof Garden (finally got there in Feb after many times trying) 2. Brompton Oratory 3. Borough Market 4. Bermondsey Market 5. The walk along the Thames from The Tate Modern, past the Globe, past the Golden Hinde and ending at Southwark Cathedral 6. Walking the length of the Regent Canal 7. Tea at the Orangery 8. Strolling thru Hyde Park and finding the Peter Pan statue 9. Ben Haines!!!!!

Jun 6th, 2002, 04:57 PM

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kate

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Food: tea and scones and clotted cream.Might not be special to some,but cannot find real clotted cream here. Indian food,I know they have it here but it is never as good. Chocolate, yes they have chocolate in NY but the atmosphere in London makes it taste better

Coffee, I love the coffee in London. Marmalades and jams, yum. Puddings, I just love it when we are served a "pudding" after dinner,even if it has a name like spotted dick~ The tomatoes in London in the summer, small round sweet. Branston pickles and cheddar sandwich. A good thing we walk everywhere when we visit or I would be too big to fit on the airplane home...

Jun 7th, 2002, 07:23 AM

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judy

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Thorten's nut toffee...wonderful

Jun 7th, 2002, 05:13 PM

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carolyn

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Continuing the food theme-- Bendicks Mints Cadbury Fruit and Nut Bars The Dickens House--small and cozy--with his desk and leather bound copies of his novels.

Jun 7th, 2002, 05:22 PM

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david west

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This evening...the absolute carnival atmosphere in London having handed Argentina their hats in the world cup. I can't imagine a similar experience in the US. Brilliant. Just brilliant,

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