On Our Own in London (Part 3)

Somewhere in the city, near Great Russell Street, outside a place called 'Shanghai Blues'

Big red bus

St Paul Cathedral

The tourist

Rioters and their camps outside St Paul Cathedral

View of Thames River & Tower Bridge from Millennium Bridge

Pretty Christmas tree at Covent Garden

Le Pain Quotidien at Covent Garden
Where we stopped for a teabreak and recharge

Heavenly delicious pavlova with fresh berries

Freshly baked scones with cream and jam

Christmas decoration and caroling

A place to go for delicious mussels (done in many creative cooking methods)

My mussels in Florentine
Creamed spinach sauce and cheese grilled

Jamie Oliver's restaurant, Covent Garden
JAMIE'S ITALIAN
It is (almost) as good as seeing Jamie in real!

All good things comes to an end.
Goodbye London!

Goodbyes are not for forever.
I WILL BE BACK!

Thank you Europe and London for giving me one of the most interesting, beautiful and fun traveling experience in my life. 

I love your weather, though unpredictable, it kept things interesting and saucy in a way. 

I love your culture and the way buildings were built, romantic and vintage. 

I love almost everything about you and I will miss every single thing about you. 

I will reminisce my days spent with you and will be counting my days, months and maybe years till I see you again. 

• Walked pass St Paul Cathedral and to Millennium Bridge.  View of Thames River and Tower Bridge
• Ride on big red bus to Covent Garden
• Jubilee Market
• Tea at Le Pain Quotidien 
• Window shopped and snap more photographs
• Back to Cumberland to meet up with the others via Underground tube.
• Back to Covent Garden for dinner at Belgo's.  Mussels!
• Walked pass Jamie Oliver's Italian restaurant on our way back to tube station.
• Good night London
• Woke up to pack breakfast from Pret's.  
• Head to Heathrow Airport
• yidi yada... checked in, got scanned, asked to take off my shoes.... ok, I passed. 
• D U T Y   F R E E  SHOPPING!
• Coffee at Costa.
• The End.