It been quiet on the my blogs lately, and why? I have been away for several reasons. For instance, was the larger part of last week spent in London on a conference. Luckily the Conference Centre was plumb in the middle of some famous sightseeing objects:
Some of my time had of course to be spent here at the Queen Elizabeth II Conference Centre, but right behind me was -
Westminster Abbey.and right around the corner was -
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Glad you are back home safe! We missed you!! WOW....fabulous opporutnities for photos.....these are GREAT!
Back with fabulous photos as always. You WERE lucky to be near such amazing things!
Lucky man. Beautiful shots once more. Congrats with your award. You deserve it ;-)
Ah now these look familiar, but I;m looking forward to your home shots.
Godt å ha deg hjemme igjen da og med nye innlegg og masse fint å se på.
Thought you must be away. Good to know you returned home safely from "the smoke" as we Northerners refer to London.
Well, I missed you -- checked often and nothing!!!!!! I guess maybe, just maybe these shots make up for your absence from blogging. Ü Actually, they are amazing. Welcome back!
Nice having you back! And you sure have something to show for!
Bravo!
Cheers, Klaus
Stunning photos! Love that old architecture. And congrats on your award for a job well done.
Welcome back! Great shots of these famous old landmarks!
Welcome back. I have never been to London, but I hope I will have a chance some day. Lovely photos to show me what I'm missing.
What about a shot and pint at the pub. No photos from there?
well come back with those wonderful shots.looking forward for your new captures. and congrats for the award
... and Tates, of course, or?
Welcome Home Viking :-D
and congrats to the reward!
Hope you had a great time in London and enjoyed the dental conference (I looked it up).
Its a pity that modern building doesn't match the old buildings around there, smack in the heart of the most historic part of London.
Did you go on the London Eye?
Next to the QE conference centre is , I think, the Methodist Church and in the basement there is a cafeteria we made use of last time we were in that part of London.
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