We trod the boards looking for the best in British culture and art
The Borough Market was alright. I didn’t really do much while I was there, and it was really packed. So packed that I wasn’t even able to cross the street. There was nowhere to sit, and all seats that were opened were for restaurants; and no matter how bankrupt they were, they’d rather die than …
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As you can tell our daily list of 10 things that happened during our day is not completed and there is a reason for that…as soon as I got to Borough Market I started to feel unwell. I thought maybe if I just eat and sit down for a little I will be revived but …
Boroughs Market was nice. I feel I do not have much to say about this market as it was so crowded and I truly was just trying to navigate my way around the slow slow slow moving people, but I did enjoy the fun of having so many options to choose from. As a poor …
Burough Market, so many people so many choices! I have never seen so many options for somewhere to eat and they had anything and everything you could have imagined, it had every kind of food from chicken dishes, to burgers, Pad Thai, various types of seafoods, fish and chips, fruits and fruit juice, and so …
On Wednesday morning, we got to run through the iconic Paddington station and get on a train to Bath. After an hour and a half of awing over the beautiful British countryside, we reached our location and were immediately stunned by the delightful weather and dazzling structures. A small group of us got a delicious …
Bath was very different than the rest of London. The Roman influences in the architecture of London are for the most part pretty subtle, however, in Bath, it was really bold and clear. There were statues of gods and places for offerings. I am not really an architecture guy but I can spot when buildings …
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Don’t get me wrong, I loved visiting Bath. The city is gorgeous, and the park is so beautiful. (The park attendant even gave us a discount for being students even though we didn’t have our ID!) But, the Roman Baths… were some stinky little rooms. The eggy smell apparently comes from the sulfur from the …
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I regret drinking the forbidden jungle juice. Monday’s objective was simple: infiltrate the Roman baths and obtain the secret elixir. The day started off like any other, I woke up early and got breakfast with a few members of the cream team. The beans were my fuel, the only food I would have for this …
Just an hour and half outside of London is the idyllic town of Bath which was also a Roman settlement, a perfect day trip. Walking from the train stop, I saw old red phone boxes that had been filled with flowers! Instead of grabbing lunch, I opted for a quick and easy dark chocolate truffle …
Yesterday, our group had the opportunity to take the train to Bath, England. Bath is home to many historical monuments, and the Roman Baths are one of many of them. The train ride to bath lasted for about an hour and half. It was very nice to look out the window and see the countryside …
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