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Feb 28Liked by Laura | Sunhats and Chardonnay

Thank you for this. I was in London a little over a year ago with my sister, and it was fun to look back on all we did. Also, I lived there for a year, many many moons ago. This made me a bit homesick!

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Feb 24Liked by Laura | Sunhats and Chardonnay

We have been to London a few times, and every time the size of the city catches us off-guard. There is always so much news to see and do in this city!

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Yes. It fascinates me that it is so big and busy, too.

The first time I was there it was March. I was surprised at the number of people riding their bikes to work. At the stop lights, it was common to see 20 or 30 bikes waiting.

With a city the size of London and the expense, I guess it makes sense to use the bikes to get around. Now, with bike sharing, it is even easier to go and see something further away.

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Feb 24Liked by Laura | Sunhats and Chardonnay

Wait until you see the bikes in Amsterdam 😉. London will be child’s play then

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Feb 23Liked by Laura | Sunhats and Chardonnay

Thanks for this excellent summary. I would like to add that The Science Museum in Kensington usually works very well for families with young children or prospective scientists.

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Feb 23Liked by Laura | Sunhats and Chardonnay

Beautiful place!

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Thanks. Until you have been there, you don't know how much there is to do.

And, it's so spread out!!

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Some day...

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Thanks for reading.

I know there are so many places to see.

I've been twice now and just scratched the surface.

For sure, things to do with families is a whole other topic.

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