221B Baker Street (where Sherlock Holmes lived) does not exist. There
is no such address in Baker Street. However, here is the door which
says 221B, on Baker Street near the address should appear if it
existed. This is the entrance of Sherlock Holmes Museum, which I
failed to enter (nobody answered) and has nothing to report.
The picture on the right shows a dog living with a homeless person
near the national theatre. I asked him or her to pose for the picture
and this is what I got.
Meanwhile at Trafalgar Square, the mermaid was annoyed by a pigeon.
At Natural History Museum, everyone has to wear a tiny sticker to
show that he or she paid the fee. This pole (left) is located just
the outside of the museum, where people tend to leave their stickers.
This public toilet (right) is located at the end of Leicester Square
where I would often hang out (not in the toilet). There are a lot of
cinemas around there, and there is also Comedy Store, my favourite
comedy club in London. I'm a big fan of their improvised comedies on
Sundays featuring stars from "Whose Line Is It Anyway?"
I stayed in Macclesfield for four months. This picture on the left
was taken near the flat I used to live. I was fascinated by this
brilliant colour blue.
Mini is my favourite car, and the only car I would consider driving
if I really have to (I believe in public transportation).
Manchester can be reached in 20 minutes by train from where I used
to live. I visited the city on every weekend until I had a reason to
go to London instead.
Manchester has some nice Chinese restaurants since it has a China
Town. Yang Sing (hope I spelled it correctly), I think, is the best.
My favourite joke on stonehenge is about it being small. It's so tiny
that the English Heritage people would keep it in a box at night so
that no wild animal can eat it.
But indeed, it seems to be smaller than some people would think.
Stonehenge Kitchen is a first food shop at the entrance to the
Stonehenge site. Aside this, the souvenior shop, a postbox and some
roads, no sign of today's civilization can be found near Stonehenge;
it is well preserved. But it seems to me like an irony that the
center of civilization thousand years ago now keeps today's
civilization off.
Stratford-upon-Avon has been closely related to William Shakespeare.
Don't ask me how close the relation has been. Probably he was born
there or something1.
Anyway, this Mini I found there has eyelashes. Cute isn't it?
1 Yes.
The pictures in this page were taken with a Canon EOS 1000FN and ISO
100 colour transparency, colour negative and black and white films.
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