The Albert Chapel, erected for the heartbroken Queen Victoria when her husband, Prince Albert died, and further back in the same ediface, St. George Cathedral. Notice the lovely, small, British cars. Oh, juxtaposition.
posted by Melissa | 12:45 PM
London Calling
Melissa, a student at large, is studying abroad this semester in London. Visit this site to see her pictures and comments.
- The gardens were where a moat once ran. I think t...
- The Round Tower with lovely foliage.
- The detail on St. George's Gate.
- St. George's Gate, which lets you into the inner c...
- The Round Tower, which is actually oval, either di...
- The symbol of the Order of the Garter. Look up th...
- The town at Windsor Castle's feet. This is a stat...
- The plaque commemorating the Magna Carta. We trud...
- The girls, and a few boys, too. Boys: David, Joe,...
- Runningmead. This is the place where the Magna Ca...
Friday, January 28, 2005
The Albert Chapel, erected for the heartbroken Queen Victoria when her husband, Prince Albert died, and further back in the same ediface, St. George Cathedral. Notice the lovely, small, British cars. Oh, juxtaposition.
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