We booked the London Eye from Saturday today. And I got tickets to the rock group Genesis, who I’ve been fans of for a long time. I’m so looking forward to seeing them Sunday night.
We visited the British Museum today. Very nice. Big pieces. Really good museum and I’m not a museum type of guy. But, they had huge pieces. It is really stunning.
Then off for an early supper at Covent Garden. Busy outdoor shopping area. We ate at Chez Gerard and wonderful French place. The Cod and Ratatouille were wonderful. The mango sherbet and Port were fantastic. A truly great meal.
Then we were going to see the Tate Modern but noticed the late time so headed off to see Die Hard 4.0. That is what they named it over here. Most expensive movie I’ve been to. $60 for just two tickets, nothing else. Mind you the Empire Theatre has been open since 1884 so it very historic. It’s the oldest Theatre I’ve been to ever, but we may beat that after we see a couple of plays. We will see.
I’m off to market.
Mind the gap.
The flight to London was very nice. The private jet experience by SilverJet was fantastic. Great service. Our hostess Feliz was a delight. Very nice British accent that brought us our drinks and dinner. Her name is unusually as it mean happy in Spanish even though she is British.
We had grilled lamb chops with polenta, broad beans with plum tomatoes. With a Gu chocolate pudding for dessert. Very very good. Best inflight meal I’ve ever had.
Woke up after sleeping on the plane and got to hotel Park Plaza Riverside by 10am. Sleeping overnight on such a flight really helps adjust to the new time zone.
Our hotel has a fantastic view of Parliament, Big Bend and the London Eye.
After strolling by Parliament and Big Bend, we visited Westminster Abbey. Over 3000 people are buried within. It is just full of tributes to people. We saw Sire Isaac Newton’s memorial. Just like I saw it in the movie “Da Vinci Code”. Then we had a rest at St. James’ Park. Prince Charles use to live in the house in the park but moved out in 2002. Lunch was vegetarian lasagna at a traditional pub St. Stephens Tavern across the street from Parliament.
Went back to the Hotel for a much needed nap before hitting Chinatown. We ate at the Fung Shui Inn and had the Sizzling Feast. The Crispy Duck, Crispy Seaweed, Pineapple Fried Rice and Beef with Chile Sauce were the best Chinese food I have ever had. This place is very good.
Then we walked around Picadilly Circus and saw the sights before heading back to the hotel.
Our first day in London was magically.
Picture to come.
I’m sitting in a private lounge waiting for our plane to be ready.
The sandwiches are exceptional, things like smoked salmon and Brie, chines sesame chicken with yellow tomatoes, with asparagus…a unique delight! It is quiet and relaxing, unlike the typical airport experience, especially international. No security lines, no waiting and excellent personal service,and the place is relaxing.
Well, got to go.
Pictures to come.
I’m flying first class to London in a couple of hours and across the Atlantic in a private jet. I’ll be traveling throughout England and Scotland for the next 34 days. London, Manchester, and Edinburgh are my major stops.
I’ll be writing two e-books and a DVD while enjoying the sights and sounds of the UK.
I’ll post photos of my travels. I’ll share my experiences.
This trip would not have been possible without the processes in my e-book Play Prosperity Games. The concepts in the book made it possible to have the lifestyle I want. To be able to take off for a month and still have various businesses still move forward. I need to travel in order to renew my idea bank. I need new experiences and relax in order to come up with new exciting business ideas.
I have no idea what the UK will bring me and I look forward to finding out.
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