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London is a wonderful place, and only living a half an hour train journey away from it is great.
A few months ago, myself, Sabrina and Joe went to Southbank for a day to take some photos like the wannabe photographers that we are, and to chill by the river. Sadly, the weather was a bit poop on this day, as it was cloudy and quite grey and sad looking. But we carried our day on as normal.
After going to Southbank, we thought we'd take a trip over a bridge and made our way to Trafalgar Square, to take some different pictures over there too. Even though we go to Southbank and Trafalgar Square quite a lot, it's still exciting to go and take pictures, as it's so beautiful and different to the areas around where we live.
We then went for a walk down to Buckingham Palace, but go distracted on the way, so looked around that area and walked through a beautiful park. As it was getting later (and I was getting lazier - my feet hurt SO much at this point) we decided that we wouldn't walk all the way down to Buckingham Palace, because that's way too much effort, so instead we stopped about half way down and took some pictures from the middle of the road - OOOH REBS. (we were at the crossing, it's okay).
So here are a few pictures that I took:
Hope you've liked these images :)))
xxx
A few months ago, myself, Sabrina and Joe went to Southbank for a day to take some photos like the wannabe photographers that we are, and to chill by the river. Sadly, the weather was a bit poop on this day, as it was cloudy and quite grey and sad looking. But we carried our day on as normal.
After going to Southbank, we thought we'd take a trip over a bridge and made our way to Trafalgar Square, to take some different pictures over there too. Even though we go to Southbank and Trafalgar Square quite a lot, it's still exciting to go and take pictures, as it's so beautiful and different to the areas around where we live.
We then went for a walk down to Buckingham Palace, but go distracted on the way, so looked around that area and walked through a beautiful park. As it was getting later (and I was getting lazier - my feet hurt SO much at this point) we decided that we wouldn't walk all the way down to Buckingham Palace, because that's way too much effort, so instead we stopped about half way down and took some pictures from the middle of the road - OOOH REBS. (we were at the crossing, it's okay).
So here are a few pictures that I took:
Hope you've liked these images :)))
xxx
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