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London
So I just visited London with my friends and we tried to cram in as much as possible in the few hours we had! First stop was Camden for some food which was AMAZING! We all went to different stalls to get food which all looked and smelled amazing!
I mean LOOK at those loaded fries!!
The next stop was Piccadilly Circus then a walk to Buckingham Palace which felt like such a long walk on a busy Saturday in London but it was nice to get off of the underground for a while!
So after Buckingham palace we walked to Westminster along the edge of the park which was so nice. Such a beautiful park right in the middle of a busy city.
So we saw Big Ben and Westminster then moved on to the London eye. We didn't go on as the queue was so long so we chose to go on the London Dungeons instead. The dungeons were great but definitely not something to do if you're in a rush! The queue time was about 30 mins then the actual dungeons took about an hour and a half. It was worth the wait and we had a lot of fun. There were so many squeals and so much laughter so would definitely recommend it!
After the dungeons we all needed a seat so we started walking along the Thames and came across the underbelly festival on southbank. We stopped off here for a drink and loved it. The sun was shining and they have set up the area to look like a massive garden with picnic benches and giant flowers. It was amazing.
After this we all got peckish and headed to Trafalgar Square for some food at prezzo which came out so quickly we were so impressed!
This was our last stop on the trip so we did miss out on some sights but we probably could have fitted them in instead of the dungeons so all in all you could definitely fit all of the main sights into one day or just start earlier than we did as we never arrived until around 12:30pm.
Would definitely recommend this for a weekend away as there is so much to do and see and the underground connects everything amazingly.
photography
Okay so I'm very much beginner level and I've never managed to work photoshop so pictures are very basic but I wanted to post some to try motivate me to progress myself.
The top picture I took in Italy when we stopped off beside this massive field of sunflowers. It was amazing and pictures cannot do it justice. The bumble bee was so bold and did not care how close I got.
The second picture was taken at the top of a hill near my house in Scotland. The girl is one of my friends who was also taking a picture of the sunset. She wasn't supposed to be in it but I thought it was still nice.
hello
Welcome to my blog!
I’ve wanted to start a blog for ages but I feel like I don't have anything interesting to say. I'm starting this in the hope that it will actually encourage me to do more exciting things.
Anyway, I thought I would introduce myself..
My name is eilidh and it's pronounced like aay-lay it is very Scottish.
I'm 23 and I lived in a town outside Glasgow for the first 22 years of my life but recently I moved to Leamington Spa in England with my boyfriend to start our first proper jobs. We both have graduate jobs after spending many years in uni getting our degrees.
I done my degree in forensic science and got a 2:1 which I was so happy with but we’ll keep that for another post.
I absolutely love travelling but when you've got bills to pay it's not all that easy to travel far away. I've visited a lot of Europe and I've been to America but that's about it. I really want to visit every continent so I definitely need to get that started!
I also have an interest in photography but always seem to put off learning more. I really need to start some hobbies so hopefully I'll find the motivation soon.
Anyway that's probably about it. Any questions message me and I'll be posting some blogs soon.