More random photos
Just a few photos from the past few days!
Squirrels are apprently very attracted to BF. When we were walking in a park, the squirrels practically stalked him, and were crawling all over his leg, hmph! I wanted to yell: He is MY BF, leave his leg alone, grr.
And the other day, while in Camden celebrating a friend's birthday, I saw this sign with a pointing arrow that read "Liverpool 302 miles". Hahaha, so effing random. Who the heck would be in Camden, and suddenly wonder about the number of miles away from Liverpool they were at that moment?!
In London, when walking around randomly, it's quite common to encounter a round metal sign with the inscription: "Mr/Mrs Someone, poet/artist/scientist/whatever-tist lived here 1800-1900" or something similar. It's quite cool to know that you're walking where a famous historic person walked. However, usually I have no clue who they are or what their achievements are, but the other day I finally saw a sign of someone that I know of! Sir Alexander Fleming! On a hospital building's wall, the sign said "Sir Alexander Fleming, 1881-1955, discovered PENICILLIN in the second storey room above this plaque." How awesome is that!
Squirrels are apprently very attracted to BF. When we were walking in a park, the squirrels practically stalked him, and were crawling all over his leg, hmph! I wanted to yell: He is MY BF, leave his leg alone, grr.
And the other day, while in Camden celebrating a friend's birthday, I saw this sign with a pointing arrow that read "Liverpool 302 miles". Hahaha, so effing random. Who the heck would be in Camden, and suddenly wonder about the number of miles away from Liverpool they were at that moment?!
In London, when walking around randomly, it's quite common to encounter a round metal sign with the inscription: "Mr/Mrs Someone, poet/artist/scientist/whatever-tist lived here 1800-1900" or something similar. It's quite cool to know that you're walking where a famous historic person walked. However, usually I have no clue who they are or what their achievements are, but the other day I finally saw a sign of someone that I know of! Sir Alexander Fleming! On a hospital building's wall, the sign said "Sir Alexander Fleming, 1881-1955, discovered PENICILLIN in the second storey room above this plaque." How awesome is that!
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Postat av: kamilla
hahaha love the squirrel one :P and the fleming guy is cool too!
Postat av: Yiteng
Hehe :)
I know, imagine walking in the same spaces as the guy who discovered Penicillin! What more can one ask for!
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