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After a little walk through Holland Park and Notting Hill decided to take the train to Richmond to visit Kew Gardens. Here some of our impressions.

Visiting Camden Market was quite an experience. We walked a few hours through all the stables and enjoyed the interesting atmosphere at this place. We had lunch in one of the countless booths and bought some nice presents.

On the way back home we took a walk through the lovely Regents Park enjoying the gorgeous weather.

Finally she arrived. On wendsday I picked up Andrea on the London City Airport from where we went happily straight to my home in East Acton.

Starting at the Tower of London in the late afternoon we walked accross the Thames over the Tower Bridge.

The pier at the Buttler’s Wharf with its nice restaurants.

From there we walked along the Thames towards the London Bridge.

Our next stop was at St. Pauls Cathedral which left a deep impression on both of us.

Back by bus at Trafalgar Square we walked down to the Thames passing the London Eye and Big Ben in Westminster.

Last but not least we went to Soho crossing the famouse Piccadilly Circus.

Today it was beautifull weather here in London, so I went out to explore the area around here. After a sneak peak at the map I decided to visit the Ravenscourt park and the area of Hammersmith.

The Walled Garden in Ravenscourt Park

It’s becomming Spring

The Ravenscourt Park Lake

After a rainy weekend I enjoied the beautifull weather today and walked all the way through Hyde Park over to Westminster Abbey. Enjoy some of my impresssions.

Kensington Park

Hyde Park

Wellington Arch

Westminster Abbey

Finally I moved in. It was a hard day, especially because I was on nightshift and got only 3 hours of sleep. But, I don’t want to complain. I have my own bed now. That’s most important.

I went out for a walk, originally to see my new neighbourhood where I’ll be moving to on thursday.

Once I was there and saw a sign which pointed towards Notting Hill, I decided to keep on walking. So I walked down the beautifull Holland Park Avenu to Notting Hill Gate and a bit further. This city really has some beautifull places.

Unfortunately I couldn’t find Hugh.

Since I forgot my phone at MPC I had to go to Soho anyway. Beeing there I decided to do a little sightseeing and I started walking around. My first target was Piccadilly Circus and hell was it crowded… I think the last time I saw that many people per square meter was on the Robby Williams concert

From there I walked to Leicester Square where I’ve allready been on thursday for a screening of recent MPC works. I walked back to Piccadilly Circus and further down Regent Street where I made a breake in the hughe Apple Store. I’ve never seen such a crowded Apple Store… That day I understood what Ronald Reng meant by writing “London is swinging”.

Leaving early on monday I went straight to MPC. Together with two other chaps, one from Australia and one from Italy, I joined MPC.

I also found a shared flat in Acton, West London where I’ll be moving in next month.

The semester is over, the exams are done. Thanks to Sylvia I moved to London to do my internship at one of London’s best postproduction companies. I’ll work at MPC as a render wrangler.

I arrived on saturday the 17th of February and went straight to London, Soho where MPC has its main facility. Sylvia was on the night shift, so I had to stay in Soho for a few hours till a taxi brought us home to her studio flat. While walking around the block I took a few pics as you can see.