The line for the Eye
One of the compartments in which passengers ride
The Millenium Bridge (I think)
Marc and his mom enjoy the view
Parliament
Looking up the Thames
I don't remember what this is
That appears to be St. Paul's in the middle of the photo. I blogged about it during the trip.
One of the other compartments with Parliament behind it
As the ride nears the end, an announcement comes on that a photo will be taken, in case anyone wants to mug for the camera (which you can see here outside the compartment). After the ride, there's an opportunity to buy the photos for an exorbitant price.
After the London Eye, we hopped onto one of London's double-decker buses to head to our next stop. A bit on that next time.
7 comments:
And to think that this was to be dismantled after the festivities of 2000. I'm so glad to see that they didn't and you and Marc and mom were able to enjoy it.
Mwah,
kb
The London Eye looks like an incredible adventure, seeing all of London from a bird's eye view. Nice pictures!
OMG that thing would probably freak me out, looks interesting though
Lovely, lovely pics, as usual. Nice colours, depth of field... Evocative. :-)
God, I love London. This makes me miss it all the more. A British friend of mine just moved back there and I told her I might show up on her door and never leave. Looks like you're having a blast.
"I don't remember was this is"
It's Charing Cross station. For some reason it reminds me of the fighting machines in War of the Worlds. I'll go now...
Thanks, CB!
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