I had a great week in London, a lifetime ago I used to live there, in fact I lived there for nearly six years! Some things are the same, some are new, like Farmers Markets...
And the London Eye!
But the difference for me was that this time a was a tourist, and I really enjoyed being a tourist in London, rather than being a poor student :-). In a week I did all the sights, shops and museums I could manage, and had a great time with the family!
Vegetarians have a good time in the UK, I think. Now even the 'Korner' cafes offer a veggie option! Staying with family meant that I mostly eat at home, but I had great veggie dim sum in the Docks, and of course I could not avoid scones and cream at the British museum cafe!
No time to write more though, actually, no much time for blogging these days really. I am working on a new cook book and I am still traveling, maybe I will have to blog about that, if anyone is interested to know how to write a cook book, that is!
Ciao
Alessandra
Photos by Alessandra Zecchini©
London looks sunny! Great images ^_^!
ReplyDeleteAre you coming back to NZ to photograph the recipes for the book? Same photographer?
London looks sunny! Great images ^_^!
ReplyDeleteAre you coming back to NZ to photograph the recipes for the book? Same photographer?
Londra mi piace sempre,a nche dopo anni riesce sempre a stupirmi e noh annoiarmi!
ReplyDeleteAspetto il tuo post sul cooking book, mi piacerebbe preparne uno con le ricette di famiglia, un piccolo regalo da fare a Natale.
ReplyDeleteGrazie per le foto di Londra!
Love the new layout - very pretty! Writing a new cookbook, also very exciting, look forward to hearing about it ^_^
ReplyDeleteThe weather is just very different from ours here back home NZ. Enjoy your travel! I just wished I could photograph your new cook book project :) Good luck with the writing and come back home safe! Cheers!
ReplyDeleteI'm really looking forward your new cookbook adventure !
ReplyDeleteAll your photographs indicate that the weather was dry. I am so pleased.
ReplyDeleteLooks like you had fun.
Look forward to hearing about your new cookbook!
London looks sunny indeed, london has the best indian food ever the most innovative, much better than NY
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