[LargeFormat] Prague/London travel tips&

[Stuart Phillips]

I would also say that British food has improved enormously and now
represents some of the world's best, featuring dishes from all over the
world in light of its present diversity. Part of the poor reputation it had
came from the extreme shortage of good food in the decades after the Second
World War - it was a truly dreary place in the 1940s, 50s and to some extent
the 60s.

If you like American Chop Suey, boiled beef dinner and cabbage and submarine
sandwiches do please stock up before you go :)

London is a wonderful city but there are many, many places to visit outside
in easy reach. It may be difficult for an American to realize how small the
country is. Three to five hours' travel will take you to many, many
interesting places in the west, Midlands or north.  (or France!).

Have a great time.
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From: "philip lambert" <philip.lambert@ntlworld.com>
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> Everything Frank suggests makes sense but not in winter. The Br Museum
> entrance, the classical Greek temple front, looks good in almost any light
> but I would like to try  twilight shots of the columns etc.  PL
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> From: "Frank Filippone" <red735i@earthlink.net>
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> Sent: Monday, July 21, 2003 8:02 AM
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> > That word is very Italian..... I had an Uncle Anthony, the son of an
> > Anthony.  He is therefore little Anthony or Ninny in Italian.  My father
> > hated it when we called him Uncle Ninny....
> >
> > I loved Prague.  I loved London.
> >
> > London: Southwark Cathedral and the South side of the Thames...  Little
> > known, but very wonderful.  Also British Museum for the widest lenses
you
> > have.. the entrance is spectacular and enclosed from the elements.....
> > Outside London, for a 1-3 day jaunt, go to Bath, Oxford, or Cambridge.
I
> > mostly suggest Oxford.  Lots of Kids, people, architecture and people.
> > Wales is wonderful, try Tintern Abbey for a start.
> > Cornwall.. St. Michaels', and some of the small towns (harbors) on the
> south
> > coast.
> >
> >
> >
> > Frank Filippone
> > red735i@earthlink.net
> >
> >
> >
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