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...to think of all the dead and famous people buried/interred here. From kings to poets to actors to musicians, our tour guide was very helpful in making the place come alive and make things interesting. He spoke about various topics from the architecture to the history of the abbey to recent and modern events going on. Definitely recommended if you go to London.

I used to live in the area. I was never a fan of how many people in Boston take sports so darn seriously and why things like A-Rod and Johnny Damon, etc. all get the front pages of the papers.

Sadly I was here for a business trip and had no time to explore. I hope I get the chance someday.

...for Star Trek fans. I went before they added the Borg one, but I still enjoyed it. There’s a lot of interesting displays to look at and read as well as fun merchandise in their shop. I didn’t eat at the Promenade restaurant, but it’s no big deal I had fun anyway.

I didn’t have a chance to see the Changing of the Guard. I’m sad.

Although London doesn’t represent Britain, I really enjoyed my time there. I didn’t want to leave to go to Paris (don’t kill me), and I was very sad to go home. I want to go back.

I went to school here. It’s expensive, there are college students everywhere and the T is terrible. But I think it was good for me and I don’t regret going. There is a graduate school which I really, really like, but I’m not sure I’d want to go back here—it would feel like I’m going backwards instead of forwards, but we shall see.