London Lights 11th sept
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Mista Preston
Veteran
Dave
I am out now sorry.
Will be out Sunday AM tho
I am out now sorry.
Will be out Sunday AM tho
martint235
Dog on a bike
- Location
- Welling
I'm out too I'm afraid. I've got some stuff that needs sorting out.
Might make Sunday not sure yet.
Have a good one.
Might make Sunday not sure yet.
Have a good one.
Mark Grant
Acting Captain of The St Annes Jombulance.
- Location
- Hanworth, Middx.
I'm out I'm afraid.
I've only just got home.
Mark.
I've only just got home.
Mark.
Mista Preston
Veteran
It was an extended sundayride..........
So Rapto and i set off straight for Harrods and then on to the museums which were a bonus
we then turned around and headed back to hpc with R showing off her new found speed (turbo trainer)
Then it was on to t sq and over to the eye , now the plan was to ride along the southbank no chance
the thames festival was on so we walked and enjoyed the views.
We made our way to the tate modern and crossed the bridge to St Pauls all the while stopping to take pics
So then it was on to covent garden (which was closed) and leicester sq (which was open) and very busy.
By this time it was midnite so we popped over to piccadilly to enjoy the lights and it was home time.
17 miles in 4 hours and the view from outside the LWT building over to ST Pauls is to die for.
London is good in the day but in good company it's fantastic at night .
Thankyou Miranda
http://img683.imageshack.us/g/londonsouthbank004.jpg/
http://img683.imageshack.us/slideshow/webplayer.php?id=londonsouthbank004.jpg
So Rapto and i set off straight for Harrods and then on to the museums which were a bonus
we then turned around and headed back to hpc with R showing off her new found speed (turbo trainer)
Then it was on to t sq and over to the eye , now the plan was to ride along the southbank no chance
the thames festival was on so we walked and enjoyed the views.
We made our way to the tate modern and crossed the bridge to St Pauls all the while stopping to take pics
So then it was on to covent garden (which was closed) and leicester sq (which was open) and very busy.
By this time it was midnite so we popped over to piccadilly to enjoy the lights and it was home time.
17 miles in 4 hours and the view from outside the LWT building over to ST Pauls is to die for.
London is good in the day but in good company it's fantastic at night .
Thankyou Miranda
http://img683.imageshack.us/g/londonsouthbank004.jpg/
http://img683.imageshack.us/slideshow/webplayer.php?id=londonsouthbank004.jpg
Aperitif
Meme bar
- Location
- ...I don't have much idea - really.
Just about sums it up nicely TC - where were the fire jugglers?
That was gabrials wharf on the river bankJust about sums it up nicely TC - where were the fire jugglers?
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I can't believe only two people turned up for this ride.
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It was better this way, we were walking for 2 hours taking in the displays and sounds of the festival
(had there been more people we would have pressed on and missed so much)
and also remembering where we had worked over the years all over the tour
Mice
Guru
London at Night is definitely something to cycle through. Especially when the night is so clear. This was fun (although a bit of a delay in putting the photos up) and they may seem a little similar but not as good quality as the ones already uploaded by Topcat 1. Fun to have a reminder of the night tho! R
http://img841.imageshack.us/g/27nightnighttc1.jpg/
http://img841.imageshack.us/g/27nightnighttc1.jpg/
