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South Kensington, where my college is based in
London, is home to a plethora of museums and
South Kensington, where my college is based in
London, is home to a plethora of museums and
galleries including the most beautiful building
in the world. On my route from the tube station
to Imperial I have passed the Natural History Museum
hundreds of times and yet it still amazes me every time.
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Hidden behind this statue is the Royal Albert Hall, the building I saw when I looked out my window most mornings whilst living in halls of residence last year. The statue is huge, about 30ft tall, a fact I discovered whilst trying to climb up it one drunken night.
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After passing this, and then the Science Museum, I come to Imperial College. Here I am confronted by a huge tower stretching into sky with no purpose other than to be impressive. The picture shows the top of it reflected from the glass front of my former slave ship, the Sir Alexander Fleming building, which houses the life science laboratories.
Finally for this page is Tower Bridge. I was going to put a picture of London bridge but this is much more impressive. So here it is. Of course there is a lot more to London than just 4 pictures. So here is a link to my