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Some thoughts from my short trip to London
- chistev 1y agoThis is cool. I liked the pictures attached too. And I see you've visited other cities. I hope to do this myself too some day. I already have my first city in mind. I'll read the rest right now.
- donchuru 1y agoThank you! I was worried the pictures were a little too big (and thus hard to admire) but I don't post blogs with pictures very often. Your blog looks very interesting as well. What should I read first? > I already have my first city in mind Which one?
- chistev 1y ago>Thank you! I was worried the pictures were a little too big (and thus hard to admire) but I don't post blogs with pictures very often. Them being big made them easier to admire. Are you familiar with Bill Bryson and his humorous travel books? >Your blog looks very interesting as well. What should I read first? https://www.rxjourney.net/trapped-in-the-matrix https://www.rxjourney.net/trapped-in-the-matrix >Which one? Australia, for certain reasons I won't tell anyone yet. Lol.
- jaggs 1y agoGreat photos, thanks. But I do have to disagree about London being unsafe. Yes there's the typical big city amount of petty crimes (shoplifting and phone snatching seem to be the fave of the moment), but overall crime is very low for a city of this size and diversity. https://www.plumplot.co.uk/London-violent-crime-statistics.html https://www.plumplot.co.uk/London-violent-crime-statistics.h....
- donchuru 1y agoThis is true. I was a little worried before I landed but while I was there, I did not feel like I was in any kind of danger. I think how long you stay there is directly proportional to how safe you feel (at least in my case).