Despite being jetlagged, we were up and out early to catch the changing of the guard at Buckingham Palace... or not.

At least we saw the sign though unlike all of these clueless suckers.

Picture of a squirrel with a giant nut. The picture I should have taken was the one of the 30+ asians running around like maniacs trying to get as many pictures as possible of it.

Pelicans

Some weird duck

The closest thing we saw to the changing of any guards that day

Looking toward the London Eye from St. James Park

Horse Guards Parade

10 Downing Street (England's White House)

London Eye

It's the most popular paid visitor attraction in the UK

Supposedly it's an observation wheel not a ferris wheel.

Palace of Westminster (Parliment) in the background

Buckingham Palace

St. Paul's Cathedral

Kennington Oval, Cricket Ground

Clock Tower / Big Ben

Jackie discovering she's suddenly afraid of heights

River Thames was extremely low

Street preformers along the Thames Path

Smart is not making sport cars, get used to the way they look, it's only a matter of time

Trafalgar Square

Air Soccer

Camera are EVERYWHERE in London. Including on top of their paddy wagons.

Piccadilly Circus, closest thing London has to Times Square

Wellington Arch

This sign, on the fence around Buckingham Palace, says "Warning - Anti-Climbing Paint"

Rotating spikes are also a nice deterrent

Changing of the Guard

Thousands of tourists, none with a good view.

At first I thought this was a beer distrubitor on the river because of all the kegs, then I was saddend to find out it was only a petrol station.

Footy

Richard the Lionheart, infront of Parliment

Westminster Abbey

Inside the abbey...

Jackie not happy about being in the picture

Still avoiding

Still not happy

...

... still nothing.

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