The overnight heavy snow brought London to a different world. It is a gift for children, they threw snow balls to each other and made snowman, laughing, singing and enjoying. However, the whole city stopped running, and was terribly in mess. Without train, Cambridge University was too far to reach. Anyway, let's stay in London and see something unusual.
Compared with those who had to be stuck at home, we were so lucky to have a hotel close to District Line, which was one of the few lines still crawling to some destinations. We got off at Victoria Station, walked along Buckingham Palace Road, and passed by a square with statue of Ferdinand Foch:
Queen's Gallery:
Buckingham Palace:
The square:
Fountain:
Queen Victoria looks more vivid with snow:
The Angel:
Gate of Canada Garden:
In Garden of Canada:
St James's Park:
Delicate and colorful flowers:
Birds:
What is this?
Graceful weeping willow:
There are many pelicans in Duck Island:
It looks like a bald man:
This one likes to show-off:
Greylag goose and Canada goose:
Old Admiralty Building:
Horse Guards Parade:
Churchill Museum:
The Treasury:
A building:
Big Ben and Houses of Parliament:
A church on the opposite side of Parliament:
Night view of River Thames:
The most fantastic view in London -- London Eye:
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