This is the front door to our friend's apartment building.
These are other homes in the neighborhood.




Here are some people playing a game in Trafalgar Square that I remember for the era the Beatles we introduced to America on the Ed Sullivan Show.

Here I am on the bus heading to the center of the city.
Parliament on the River Thames.
Everyone recognizes BIG BEN.
Trafalgar Square was much larger than I expected it to be.
Vincenzo enjoyed being a tourist on top
of the double decker sight-seeing bus, even in the rain.
The Baker Street Underground Station
is a must for fans of Sherlock Holmes.
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