London in its finest

Hello everyone!

Okay I have been very slack on my page lately as have been extremely busy!
You will be interested to know that I am now in ENGLAND! Back to my home country to travel around and work for a little bit. 

I will now try and do a post everyday until I end my travels in about 5 months!

I am a little bit hectic in my mind at the moment as everything is having to be a bit 'go with the flow' which is very very hard for me, as I like to have a plan.!

I like to have a calendar to see what I am doing. Which everyone takes the piss out of me because of it haha :) I don't blame them, it does look a bit ridiculous carrying it around....

I will now post up a bunch of images of my time so far in England as have been here for about 2 weeks trying to get used to the jist of things again. Hence why no posting.

So after this bombarding of photos and info, will come a nice daily blog post. :)

xxx Enjoy

This is Nelson's Diner, it is a beautiful 60's Themed Diner in Surrey. I went here for lunch with my Uncle and was amazing!

 

Pricing was very reasonable and we both got a burger for under $15.

 

Here is the website for more info!

http://www.nelsonsdiner.co.uk/menus.php

 

 

London City is beautiful and so easy to get around! I am a walker, so I walked everywhere. everything is really easily mapped out and the main tourist attractions are so close together its not really necessary to use the underground.

 

However if you do want to credited $15 Oyster travel cards is a really good option. You can purchase at the train station or purchase a permanent ID Oyster online.

Here is the website:

http://www.tfl.gov.uk/fares-and-payments/oyster?intcmp=1683 

 

Also for travellers the London Pass is a great option if you are planning on going into the attractions

and for more than a couple of days.

Here is the website:

http://www.londonpass.com/london-transport/index.html?aid=239&gclid=CPnU95jCxsQCFUT3wgod1YQASA 

 

They both have the name Oyster on them but they are different types.

 



I have forgotten the name of this cute little bakery I went to. It was very Japanese and French themed which was an unusual combination. It was right at the beginning of Belvedere Rd, behind the London Eye.

 

 

Hope this has been interesting and helpful!

 

xxx Have a lovely day