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I thought that these two bridges are same. In fact I had never heard of Tower Bridge. Only when I saw them, I found that they were different. Both are across River Thames and are parallel to each other. The Tower Bridge seems to be the old London Bridge , which is the one in the nursery rhyme "London Bridge is falling down". (Please correct me, if I am wrong!)
This is the London Bridge, which looks very ordinary to me....
Some views of London from the London Eye(Millenium Wheel)..
Here,on the right hand side, you can see Westminster Abbey and Big Ben.
This is the Tower Bridge , may be named after the London Tower..
With HMS Belfast , in the back ground..
...and if you are not convinced that it is called Tower Bridge....
Windsor Castle near the London Tower, across R.Thames.
Waterloo Station
Note: Sony DSC SR-32 resolution is 640 x 480 . Hence the grains...
We have given back the camera, anyway.
More next time.....
I don't think I need to visit London after this amazing photo tour!! Thank you Swathi-kutty!!
ReplyDeleteOoooooo moi FTC too? "mwah how do you do it, girl??!!"..sorry was talking to myself ;-) ;-)
ReplyDeleteYou are indeed THE Tour Guide we all need!
ReplyDeleteAwesome views of London! I enjoyed the photo blog Swathi. The beautiful river Thames and the famous London bidges, they are such a wonderful sight just as the vast blue sky. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThanks once again for a Virtual tour of London.
ReplyDeleteI was wondering how come Swathi grown taller between two blogs! then only noticed you are standing on the Kerb!!LOL
Maddy; Maddy do u really know how it feels to be on the edge of 5ft?
ReplyDeleteIn my office I almost get cramps everyday trying to get tissues from the coffee cupboard, they always put it on the top most... and others just watch me laughing...
in my kitchen the topmost cupboard shelf is vacant and hence useless...
in gym, i have to adjust the height of almost all equipments...
..the list goes...
Nice pics.
ReplyDeleteYour blog revoked my memories about my London visit. Awesome photographs :)
ReplyDeletethis foto blog says me...dont go to London..
ReplyDeleteIts a gloomy....place ...to visit..
Hey..when U took these fotos..evening??
Hei Swathi
ReplyDeleteGreat tour so twas!!
Remember them places really well.
Keep so well and safe.
HUGZ from Rii xx
Brilliant to hear that the LBD is sorted out in your mind now, so the next time you see these letters on Hello! or OK! - you will know exactly what they are talking 'bout!! :)))
I saw both the blogs and i shld thank u for taking me there. No i didnt feel it virtual at all. Now i am thinking of cutting out London from my list and visiting some other place instead as i have visited it for free. Ah dont think that i am a kanjoose. Kanjoose and me no way. Money in my hands will vanish in mins and may b thats why i dont see it much in my hands LOL Wow gal nice pics and great views. Forget the clarity. Its not ur mistake. Camera was jealous of u. Amazing angles and gal u too 5ft? :-D geeeeeeeee gimme a huggy :-D Lub u :-D
ReplyDeleteThank you for this Tower tour of the city!! Lovely pics... and good you returned that grainy pics giver! Get a canon or nikon! Will write to you in detail...
ReplyDeletekollallo videon... nokkikko i will be going to london and i will post much clearr picture with a nice camera... nokkikko...
ReplyDeleteofcourse in my dream blog... afterall i have got a 'grainy' picture of what all to see in London...
wow, nice knowing about the bridge. Even I thought Tower Bridge to be the only London BRidge, the same mentioned in the nursery rhyme ....
ReplyDeleteIndeed informative. Thanks 4 sharing, waiting for more.
ahha Thanks for nice photo trip to us... :P...
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot Swati, for this wonderful virtual trip. You have a keen eye for photography. The clouds over the Tower bridge is just superb.You have captured the historic city in all its glory. Thanks a lot for sharing.
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I always thought that the tower bridge was London bridge...thanks for getting that facts straight.
ReplyDeletenice pics Madam!! And as i had told..u clicked every step you took :-D
ReplyDeleteHad heard so much about the Eye of London ... now I've seen it too !!! Great photos.
ReplyDeleteTwo years back I was in London with family for a holiday tour. But we've missed the Millennium wheel trip. This blog brought back the memories of my London trip.
ReplyDeletegreat pics...and i loved the one with both of u and u standing on the platform.
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot for the London tour...
ReplyDeleteSo now Ic can say I toured London;)
ReplyDeletewow... loved all the photos... and seriously is this the "london bridge" which was falling down..falling down.. falling down...
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