Our very last day here in London, and Tim and I were very sad! We started the day off by trying to pack a billion things into small suitcases which was never going to work in the first place, but we felt the urge to try and pack it all in! The amount of clothes we bought over this trip was basically the same as the amount I bought in my 30 kilo bag so in the end I had to throw a lot out. After packing our bags up it was to so go and see some " English Village...

We went to Madam Tussards wax Museam which was brilliant and one of the best things I did in London. We got to see all the superstars in their actual preportions and it was funny because all the stars that are betrayed as " curvy" are actually so tiny! ( in height) We also got to see characters from movies, villians and Criminals and finished off with a 'ride' that showed us how London City Came about! Great Place! ( this trip was a while ago I just forgot t...

The next few days were a blur of organisation and tears ( well not really but as we were heading into the last week of our trip things became very sad!) Bob and Jill came back which was fantastic to see them and look at all their photos of Australia! But they were their busyselves so we left to do their stuff! We went tha saw the Lion King Musical which was actually brilliant because on the day we wanted to see it we went to the box office and they said the m...

So back a kingsdene once more and the day after we met Franny, Jana and Sally at Camden Markets for a day out! It was a really cool place and although I had been there before, it was great to go back ( with a little more money!) to see it all again! We wondering around the vintage clothes shops, oridginal jewerely stalls, photo shops, candel shops, paintings from all over the world, weird chairs and table stalls and basically everything you could think of! My ...

The next day we woke up bright and early considering how late we stayed up the night before, but only to watch the rugby which was incredibly BORING! Sigh, it took up half a day because it finished at around 11 am. But it didn't stop us all catching a train to Bath, a historic town around 30 kms from Bristol for the afternoon. The train ride was beautiful and it was the first real time we got to see the actual country side. We saw gypsy areas, little villages...