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Category: London 2009

Bikini Biscuits Hot off the Cat Walk

Posted on March 27, 2012 by katrina

Today, this popped into my inbox: And I promptly started to drool and look at airfares to London. Impulsive? Maybe just a little. But I’ve planned vacations based on news stories about chickens. The Berkeley Hotel in London’s Knightsbridge neighborhood (near Harrods) announced its Spring/Summer 2012 Prêt-à-Portea afternoon collection. Inspired by the season’s fashions, the…

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Some Thoughts on Beds, Breakfasts, and Silence

Posted on January 20, 2010 by katrina

I enjoy the anonymity of travel, which is why I don’t enjoy many B&Bs;, where they insist that everyone gather together at the breakfast table and get to know one another. I stayed at a B&B; in Washington State that was like this, and I will not go back even though it was a nice,…

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Unfriendly Skies

Posted on January 6, 2010 by katrina

We were preparing to board our flight to Heathrow when news broke of a passenger being “subdued” on a Northwest flight to Detroit. The headline flickered across airport television screens. As the days passed, we watched the news unfold about Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab from a television in our London hotel, and prepared ourselves for an…

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Who’s Afraid of The Stinking Bishop?

Posted on January 3, 2010 by katrina

Grab the District Line on the tube to Parsons Green, step out of the station, take a quick right, walk down the block and you’ll find the White Horse pub, known locally as “the Sloaney Pony” and for its density of posh tossers. At the White Horse, you can enjoy traditional English fare with some…

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Scenes from London

Posted on December 30, 2009 by katrina

Meeting Big Ben… The days before the mobile… Trained to take this job very seriously… A rainy winter day on the Thames… Sweet treats from Covent Garden… Touring the Tower…

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