Exploring London was a great time I mostly got lost and found my way, trying to see a few things. Enjoi the Pics.
The Friendly Butcher shop Mascot in Stoke Newington.
The Fish Monger.
Victorian age advertising in Stoke Newington .
A 1/4 of the alcohol selection in a typical convenience store in Stoke Newington. 
Make sure to double click on this to read what the signs say.
A Turkish Bakery In Stoke Newington.
The ladies making delicious Turkish flatbreads in the Bakery (kind of like a spinach or potato cheese quesadilla).
A lovely name for a bike store.
This place serves the most ridiculously large kebab I have ever had. Notice the cop inside, a sure sign of a quality place. This place has also had articles in London news papers and is very well known.
These Kebab's are like 4 times the size you see in Vancouver and apparently each weigh 1500 pounds each. WOW that's a lot of Kebab!
My Kabab.
My Kebab revealed. It was so much and kind of nasty; I could only eat like 1/3 of the kebab.
Me at a Tube Station.
Me on the actual London Bridge, with Tower Bridge in the Background.
The London Eye.
Getting on.
One of many views from the London Eye.
A flying capsule for thirty.A video of the View.
Big Ben and the House of Parliament.
A good view of the London Eye.
6 comments:
dunc, i am so jealous... i wanna be away. in the tube. with you. that would be awesome! and look at that kebab! lovely i must say. :)
I second Shaun's comment.... love the photos!
i want to be in the tube with you and shaun as well! we are talking about the same thing right? haha. love the shot of the eye and palace... and the kebab does look nasty but i'm sure you managed to get it down.
have a sicktown warm beer for me!
cheers!
ok had a second look and don't think that is the palace is it ? also, how cute are g-dad and dorothy.. didn't even see them until just now!
nice pics buddy. looks like a good time out there.
i'm full just looking at that huge kebab
OMFG, That Kebobn place looks amazing. Sure gives Great Canadian Donair a run for its money!
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