Statue of William the 3rd who founded this royal home in 1689
The red tele-booths....soooooo cool
And of course, the double decker red buses
Buckingham Palace, which sat across the street from St. James park, had a beautiful view of the city
The dudes with the furry hats; these cats seriously did not move
Saw the Westminster Abbey, the attention to detail on this church was incredible
Head on shot of the front door of the Westminster Abbey
Big Ben!!!
Checked out the House of Parliament where Tony Blair and Ali G handle business
Shot of the east end of the House of Parliament, this building is huge!
Really cool statue of Winston Churchill
Posting it out front of the Tower of London
Shot of the London Tower, otherwise known in the US as the London Bridge (which is actually down the road -- couldn't understand why people kept correcting me over there)
London has this interesting mix of the old school architecture (Tower of London, foreground) and newer buildings (The "Rotating" Building, background -- it seriously spins)
Picadilly Circus -- infamous scene from Austin Powers
Saint James Cathedral in the distance. Winston Churchill asked everyday if this building was still standing during the final year of World War 2
Big Ben was pretty amazing to see at night. You could see it from virtually anywhere in the city.
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