more photos from london

Everyone was waiting for their turn to touch the horse. I wonder if anyone talks to the guy on the horse. Are they even allowed to talk? The horse let me hug his face. I've never felt so loved.

Obligatory Big Ben photo. This was seriously the quickest walking tour. We walked right past it. Not that I didn't mind. It was 3:30 in the afternoon or something and it was already getting dark and increasingly cold. For whatever reason, I was just constantly hungry that day and was looking forward to the Italian food they had promised us.

Moar obligatory photos of Westminster Abbey.

Um. I forgot what this was, but it was mildly important.

Seriously, the name of the cathedral is escaping me right now. But it was adjacent to Westminster Abbey and this is where the Prince and Kate Middleton got married. If you look at the empty pedestal things near the door, apparently this is where statues used to be but were smashed by angry Puritans. Why were they angry...

This little guy came straight up to our tour group as we walked across the park. All the animals did because they're all used to getting scraps of food. Needless to say, all of us were fascinated by this chubby lil guy.

More park photo. At this point, I was ready to drop from the cold AND I was so so so so so hungry. 

I don't know how to rearrange these photos on Blogger, but this was the first sight we saw. Trafalgar Square. This was where we met up with our tour guide who was this pleasant older woman who told me the horsemen from above are all trained in the arts of killing people. Maybe that's why people don't really talk to them.