We trod the boards looking for the best in British culture and art
I thought Burrow Market was going to be similar to a farmers market with fresh produce and little shops like we had seen before. We were going on a Wednesday morning, how busy could it be? Turns out every person in the world was there. It was the single most crowded place I have ever …
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As many of my classmates are aware, I used to listen to a podcast called “History This Week” and they would release an episode about a cool historical story that happened years ago on the week of the episode’s release. One week, the episode was about Operation Mincemeat, so when I found out that we …
When I saw on our itinerary that we were seeing London Tide at the National Theatre, I was dreading the thought of sitting through a three and a half hour play adapted from a Charles Dickens novel I had never heard of. However, once the show began and the actors all climbed up from under …
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It is said that the kingdom and the Tower of London will fall if the six resident ravens ever leave the fortress. That being said, my little raven Edgar really wanted to see the world, so I put him in my bag and walked out the gate. If the Tower falls tomorrow, don’t tell anyone …
When I first entered the underground Tube system in London, I was completely lost. The only “tubing” I had done prior to this was on a lake behind a boat, so when it came to navigating a city subway I was nervous. When I received my Oyster Card, I had a feeling I would be …
I’m not in London yet, but I will be soon! Sorry about being late, I miscalculated the drive 😦
Theatre in London U of A 