Monthly Archives: October 2012

HAMBURG, GATE TO THE WORLD

HAMBURG, GATE TO THE WORLD Hamburg, Tor zur Welt, Gate to the World, is one of those rare cities which are beautiful in any season. One can walk along its lovely streets, with the distinctive dominance of white or light … Continue reading

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GUILDFORD, SURREY, UK

GUILDFORD, SURREY, UK Guildford is a pretty little town located on the river Wey to the southwest of London; the train journey from London Waterloo Station takes about forty minutes. It was probably founded in the 5th century A.D., after … Continue reading

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THE SWAN OF AVON

THE SWAN OF AVON Travelling by train to Stratford, we had to change at Leamington (pronounced /lemmington/). Unfortunately, our train was two minutes late, while the connecting one left on time, so we saw its tail only. The next train, … Continue reading

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LONDON ON A SUNNY DAY

LONDON ON A SUNNY DAY. It is impossible to lose one’s way in London. Once you emerge from the magnificent Waterloo Station, turn left and go onto the bridge. Stop there for a moment, look around, and see the imposing … Continue reading

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