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You need to go south of the River to see the 'true' London..(Please before you come here, you HAVE to visit Covent Garden)..The most exquisite shops, designer stalls selling 'one off pieces' of jewellery (all my friends say 'Where did you get that??).. Wonderful street entertainers, and at Christmas It's THE most magical place.. At London Bridge you can Visit the 'London Dungeon'...Go in only if you have nerves of steel! HMS Belfast is worth a look too.. Don't forget to have a look at Tower bridge, It's truly spectacular! East street market for bargains..Or venture to the east end for Petticoat lane..Taste pie and mash and eels..True cockney grub..If you are in the 'West end'..get the bus into South East London..Go down to Deptford market, go along the river to Greenwich, and see the 'Cutty Sark, 'The Gypsy Moth', and the Royal observatory, (see the meridian line) The Rangers House, and Maritime museum..A real palace where royalty once lived, the grounds of Greenwich park are lovely... and still have deer running about.. Saturday and Sunday are market days, and have loads of stalls and arcades, with objeda, antiques and things you will never find elsewhere, and you can barter! Take a walk along the old tunnel that joins us from Greenwich under the river to 'The Isle of Dogs' ... Find a host of real pubs, that will give you a great meal for under a tenner, whilst overlooking the Thames..Go to the Village in Blackheath, where you can find small designer shops and wonderful restaurants, lot of them dealing especially in sea food.. Just venture a little past all the 'touristy' areas, and you will find the place where I live..I LOVE it, and think we have the best of everything on our doorstep!
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Marion..Mum to Millie, brindle flashy girl, and Poppy, my angel at the bridge.
There is no love like a Boxer's love!
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