| Lunch and Snack visit merry
old England. |
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| The cows can barely contain their
excitement waiting for their Boeing 747 to take off from Seattle to London
Heathrow.
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| Lunch and Snack's first stop in London was
the Clock Tower at the House of Parliament, better known as Big Ben.
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| The London Eye took them up for a bird's
eye view of central London and the River Thames. Three and a half million people
take a ride on this giant, slow Ferris wheel every year.
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| This is what the London Eye looks like from
a distance...that's Nancy taking a picture of it. It's also called "The
Millennium Wheel" and stands 443 feet tall on the bank of the Thames.
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| This is Westminster Abbey next to the House
of Parliament. It's the traditional place for coronations and burials for
English monarchs.
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| Lunch and Snack take a look at Nelson's
Column in Trafalgar Square, a monument that commemorates Admiral Horatio
Nelson's death at the Battle of Trafalgar in 1805.
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| "Look at all these pigeons, Lunch!"
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| Keith photographs the cows among all the
pigeons and people in Trafalgar Square.
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| Lunch and Snack try to figure out where
they're going at London's National Gallery.
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| Picadilly Circus ~~ a center of lots of
activity in London's theater district.
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| At the Tower of London...a World Heritage
Site, home of the Crown Jewels of the U.K. and a former fortress.
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| Tower Bridge is a symbol of the City of
London and one of the most photographed bridges in the world.
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| The cows sit on the Prime Meridian at the
Royal Greenwich Observatory. The meridian is defined as 0 degrees longitude,
separating the Eastern and Western hemispheres.
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| All the tourists wanted to take Lunch and Snack's picture on the Prime Meridian, too!
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