We got up early to ensure a good spot for the famous Changing of the Guard at Buckingham Palace. I highly recommed reading Fodor's Travel book. They give you tips on when and what spot would be the best for major events. Some pictures from changing of the guard.
Here's a video of the changing of the guard.

Taking a leisure walk at St. James Park

We came to London to visit the Queen:) at Buckingham Palace

We strolled to the streets of London and the
Royal Academy of Arts was hosting an exhibit for Rodin---sculptor famous for The Thinker and The Gates of Hell.


The group split up to explore individual interests and a breather from each other:) Denny & Kara went to Kings Cross Station-This rail station is home to the magical "Platform 9 3/4," where the young wizards and witches from Harry Potter board the Hogwarts Express.
Ed and I went to see the Marble Arch.

Mike had the opportunity to score some tickets to the soldout Chelsea Fulham game. What a treat for him. Here are some pics and video from the game.
London is famous for it's plays. We head to Leicester Square for dinner and play.
Ed enjoying his Bailey's milkshake at Ed's Easy Diner.

We saw The Mousetrap at St. Martin's Theatre.
The Mousetrap is the longest running play in the history of Britain.

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