Just got back from the lake district. It wasn't very lakey, and it rained a lot, so i deduce its more like an area of puddles. Xss and i climbed the 'Old Man of Coniston' (seen looming above) which had some lovely views; not so much breath taking as windy. The main thing to come out of this break was how much i love London!! Ironic i know! i like to think im a country girl at heart, i can spin a cow pat with the best of them, and name every tree by its leaves, but i really do like the city. 
In the Lake district the bus costs £4.15 for a single to somewhere 15 minutes away, in London its a quid, or £2 max to places miles away.
Pub meals were poor quality, the atomosphere lacking and meals about £12 each. In our local in London, its a very old pub, with meals costing £6 each and a quiz every Tuesday! You should go there: The Angel.
It rained all the time and was colder than london.
No cultural diversity
well enough moaning, here is a nice picture of London.
Pub meals were poor quality, the atomosphere lacking and meals about £12 each. In our local in London, its a very old pub, with meals costing £6 each and a quiz every Tuesday! You should go there: The Angel.
It rained all the time and was colder than london.
No cultural diversity
well enough moaning, here is a nice picture of London.
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