England

london was magnificent. i stayed in kensington and it was just gorgeous. you gotta love the double decker buses, black cabs, white apartments, phone booths and HARRODS! oh, and the english accent!

Well i was born there and my family and two best friends live there. I go there a few times a year, just to visit and stuff.
Obviously england means alot to me as it’s where i consider my home, even though i currently live in the isle of man.

england is the place to be. i want to live here when i’m grown up.

Hmmm.. Changed my life? How about starting my life here. I was born in Lakenheath England while my father was stationed here in the Airforce. Can’t say I remmebr much about it but it is definately cool when someone asks where I was born. One day I will go back and explore all that England has to offer.

i actually managed to mistake the dipping water (you know where you wash your hands) for a sauce to dip my food into and ate it.
london was more americanized than i thought it would be.
we got our first hotel room off of some .com and we thought we were getting a deal. this was because right outside our window, the garbage cans were chock full of glass and refuse and removed at 3 am each night. we had better luck at king’s crossing in a hostel. mmm toast and tea….

This place is full of life and always has something to do. Weather its visiting Hampton Court, Stratford Upon Avon, or Cornwall this place is filled with enthusiasum, life, beauty, and culture.

i went when i was a baby so it counts… sort of

I visited Oxford once and many times in London. Despite the weather, I love it there. Definitely have to visit again. British people, they have such a ridiculously cute accent!

i want to go to the country side and see some cob houses with thatched rooves im trying to start a business doing natural building this spring so i figured a good place to start would be to go see some real live homes by the originators of cob. anyone from england here? i’ll probly wind up in scotland and ireland too just cuz i’ll be right near so i might as well go

Some of the most beautiful places are not in any travel guides. You just stumble across them by talking to the locals.
Visit a pub in every rural town you go to. They are the soul of England!