London Videos

Landing RWY 24L
with Lufhansa from TXL

Ravens at the Tower

A sneak peak inside the British National Museum.

It is Chinese new year and you are invited,enjoy...

Walking against the people crossing the bridge..

This video features ex-England rugby captain and World Cup winner Lewis Moody.

He has been preparing to set off for his ultimate challenge - The Yukon Arctic Ultra.

The journey is the world's toughest endurance race and involves Lewis and his team trekking 300 miles through the Arctic over 8 days.

This video shows Lewis going through his final training session before leaving for Canada, and we also see him help rescue a driver from the recent UK snowstorms.

The lightshow at Tower Bridge during the Paralympics 2012

Eat with a Local in London. Tasty food at affordable price at the home of Marsha in London

There were a lot of joggers in the park - and they all seem to flock together.

Part of the opening speech made by His Excellency The Finnish Ambassador to the Court of St James, United Kingdom.

Taken from my balcony on second floor,south east London.
Enjoy.

Leading global travel publisher Frommer’s, a branded imprint of John Wiley & Sons Inc., has revealed the Frommer’s Top Destinations List for 2012. This distinguished annual list, compiled by Frommer’s writers and editors, features an inspiring choice of established and up and coming destinations that travellers should be considering in 2012. London Greenwich makes the cut this year alongside the Catalan city of Girona in Spain, Mexico’s exotic Yucatan Peninsula, the hip city of Beirut in Lebanon re-emerging after decades of civil war, and Chonqging, China, often cited as the world’s biggest metropolis.

A shopping afternoon at Oxford street in London.

Fast trimaran cruise ship passing under Tower Bridge.

Crowds and noise in room 4 Egyptian sculpture.

Thames River

The bridge opens to allow a ship passage

Inside London tube

I found out today that I have tickets for three Olympic events in 2012: volleyball, beach volleyball & track cycling. The BBC interviewed me about it!

A historic, 2-ton Sno-Cat is to go on show at the Science Museum for the first time, as part of Ten Climate Stories, a new climate change exhibition. Displayed for the first time in a generation, the Sno-Cat was used by Sir Vivian Fuchs in the 1955–8 crossing of Antarctica with Sir Edmund Hillary. The imposing bright-orange tracked vehicle was one of four that completed the perilous journey, along a route littered with icy ridges and treacherous crevasses. These incredible machines operated in temperatures down to – 70 degrees F and winds up to 40 Knots, averaging 22 miles per day.

Unforgettable birthday.