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dilluns, 21 de juny del 2010
Day 4, London 2010
Today we visited the London Tower and it was very interesting. We saw the tortures chamber and the royal jewels chamber. We could see the Culligan Diamond and Philip's crown. It was cool! Then we walked arround the castle in small groups; we saw the Fusilers Museum, the London Bridge and the traitors entrance. 
At lunchtime, some people ate fish and chips and some others ate hamburger, hot dog or sausages. We ate in a square.
Finally, we went to Heathrow Airport, where before we got in the aircraft we bought souvenirs in the tax free area.
To sum up, this journey has been AMAZING and we will never forget it...
By Pau L, Mònica and Isaac.
dijous, 17 de juny del 2010
Day 3, London 2010
Today we went to Madame Tussauds, and we saw some famous people made up of wax. We took lots of pictures and we went to the terror tunel. It was very scary! Then we went to Regent's park to have lunch and play. We went to Camden Market, a huge market where we could by everything we wanted, especially clothes and food. Unfortunately we didn't have too much money left... Later we took the tube and we went to Leicester Square. We saw a musical called "Grease" in the Picadilly Theater and it was spectacular!! We enjoyed it so much!!! Finally, we had dinner in a restaurant opposite the theatre. The food was very good. We have arrived very late to the hotel and we still have to start packing... Tomorrow more.
By: Judit Raúl, Mònica, Annabel, Alejandro and Àngela.
By: Judit Raúl, Mònica, Annabel, Alejandro and Àngela.
dimecres, 16 de juny del 2010
Day 2, London 2010
Good evening!
Today in the morning we took a bus to go to London Eye (stop: Waterloo Bridge). In the cabine of the wheel we took a grup photo. Then we saw a 4D film about London. It was very original!!!!! Then we went for a walk arround the Houses of Parliament and we could take some pictures of Big Ben. Later we went to Trafalgar Square and we took photos on the lions. We had lunch in St. James Park and we play in the grass. We saw lots of squirrels and we fed them!!!!!!!
In the afternoon we visited the Museum of Natural History. There were lots of interesting things. Then we went to Oxford Street and we bought clothes and toys in GAP and in Hamley (the enormus toy shop). We had dinner into a restaurant next to the shops and then we took the tube to come back to the hotel. To sum up, it was a great and exhausting day!
dimarts, 15 de juny del 2010
London, Day 1
Today we had a wonderful day...
We woke up very early to take the plain. The teachers arrived the last ones. The flight was delayed two hours. At 11 am we arrived to London. We took a bus to the hotel and we left the suitcases there. Later we had lunch in Russel park. When we finished eating we went to the British Museum and we saw mummies, sculptures of the Greeks and things of the Egyptians. We went for a walk and we visited Soho and Chinatown. We visited Covent Garden where we could see an amazing street show and we bought the tickets for the musical that we are going to see on Thursday, Grease. We had dinner in a lovely Italian restaurant and now we are in the hotel, totally exhausted and ready to go to bed.
We woke up very early to take the plain. The teachers arrived the last ones. The flight was delayed two hours. At 11 am we arrived to London. We took a bus to the hotel and we left the suitcases there. Later we had lunch in Russel park. When we finished eating we went to the British Museum and we saw mummies, sculptures of the Greeks and things of the Egyptians. We went for a walk and we visited Soho and Chinatown. We visited Covent Garden where we could see an amazing street show and we bought the tickets for the musical that we are going to see on Thursday, Grease. We had dinner in a lovely Italian restaurant and now we are in the hotel, totally exhausted and ready to go to bed.
By Gerard, Isaac, Ilyas, Barbara, Laura, Arnau and Antonio.
dimecres, 26 de maig del 2010
WESTMISTER ABBEY AND CATHEDRAL
The collegiate church of St.Pedro of westminster wich is almost always refered to populary and informally as Westminster Abbey, is a large , mainly Gothic church, that is in London (England).
Is the tradicional place of coronation and burial site.
The Cathedral site was originally known as Bullinga Fen and formed part of the marsh around Westminster. It was reclaimed by the Benedictine monks who were the builders and owners of Westminster Abbey, and subsequently used as a market and fairground.
Is the tradicional place of coronation and burial site.
The Cathedral site was originally known as Bullinga Fen and formed part of the marsh around Westminster. It was reclaimed by the Benedictine monks who were the builders and owners of Westminster Abbey, and subsequently used as a market and fairground.
THE SCIENCE MUSEUM
The Science Museum is one of the three major museum of London. The museum is a major attraction tourist of London. The museum was founded in 1857. The Science Museum is made up of a number of galleries, some of which are permanent, and some of which are temporary. The Science Museum has developed many touring exhibitions over the years. Up to 380 children aged between 8 and 11, accompanied by adults, are invited to spend an evening performing fun "science based" activities and then spend the night sleeping in the museum galleries amongst the exhibits. In the morning, they're woken to breakfast and more science, watching an film before the end of the event. The science museum has three parts: the animals, the plants and the Earth. In the part of the animals you can see the skeleton of the dinosaurs, in the part of the plants you can see many different types of plants and in the part of the Earth you can see the consequences of an earthquake.
THE LONDON EYE
The London eye, finished in 1999 and opened to the public on March 2000. Is an extremely large passenger-carrying wheel situated on the banks of the River Thames in Central London. It heights 135 meters.
It’s one of the more important attractions of London, visited by over three million people in one year. I was the tallest wheel of the world. It’s located in the western end of the Jubilee Gardens.
The wheel carries 32 sealed. Each 10 capsule holds 25 people. It rotates at 26 cm per second, so one revolution takes 30 minutes approximate.
The rim of the London eye is supported by tie rods. The lighting for the London eye was redone with LED lighting from Color Kinetics.
It’s one of the more important attractions of London, visited by over three million people in one year. I was the tallest wheel of the world. It’s located in the western end of the Jubilee Gardens.
The wheel carries 32 sealed. Each 10 capsule holds 25 people. It rotates at 26 cm per second, so one revolution takes 30 minutes approximate.
The rim of the London eye is supported by tie rods. The lighting for the London eye was redone with LED lighting from Color Kinetics.
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