Wandering Round and Round

I remember running around Liverpool One and Albert Dock at midnight with my friend because we were drunk from having one too many beers on a weeknight. Good times.

(Source: thepooloflife)

lostinlondontown:

Oh, when my love, my darling,
You’ve left me here all alone,
I’ll walk the streets of London,
Which once seemed all our own.

The Cockney Amorist by John Betjeman

Newquay, Cornwall, England

This is the UK’s surfer’s paradise and one of my new favorite places. I think I want to spend my summers here.

lostinlondontown:

How could I ever leave this?

lostinlondontown:

my favorite place in london town 

i left my heart in a place 2 hours and 193 miles away

lostinlondontown:

Hyde Park, London

I celebrated the Royal Wedding here with 120,000 other people. Great fun, great atmosphere. 

Liverpool. I think this is my favorite place on earth now. I felt such a strong connection with the city. It’s not even because I support LFC (although it is part of it), but I was so, so charmed by the place, especially the people. We’re not English, we are Scouse.

I’ll be back, Liverpool. I’ll be back.

(Albert Dock, The Cavern Club, Anfield)

(via thetravelings)

I didn’t have any expectations of Edinburgh before this trip, but now I find it to be one of the most interesting and mysterious cities I’ve visited. 3 days isn’t enough to know the different sides of this city. I will definitely go back in the future.

lostinlondontown:

English cream tea is tea taken with scones with clotted cream and strawberry preserve. I had one for a traditional afternoon tea in Stratford-upon-Avon which is Shakespeare’s birthplace. I took my tea at a tea room right in front of Shakespeare’s childhood home. The scones were absolutely delicious and the hot tea was perfect for a windy afternoon.