[原创]伦敦碎片 + 巨石阵

朱古力

十八世纪的英国作家Samuel Johnson曾说：“如果你厌倦了伦敦，你也就厌倦了生活。”虽然我并非Samuel般热爱伦敦，却不敢说厌倦了，只是我不知道从哪个方面来表达伦敦的活色生香更为恰当——Covent Garden的酒吧，还是在欧洲久负盛名的美食市场Borough Market ? 抑或是Camden Town 的Stable Market里充满异国特色的各类古怪商品？...... 是，又不全是。我眼前相互交映着光怪陆离的碎片，其中折射出的光泽却如此相似，这是伦敦。
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朱古力

摄政街

Burberry橱窗

CK橱窗

达利作品一

达利作品二

街头杂耍的吉普赛女郎

行为艺术 一

行为艺术 二

行为艺术 三

也是街舞 一

街舞 二

“亲爱的，让我们回波兰吧！”

观光巴士

巨眼看伦敦

圣保罗大教堂 远

近

很近



街名如上所示

泰特现代美术馆入口（说实在的，这个太平淡了）

泰特的巨型蜘蛛

连接圣保罗教堂和现代美术馆的千年桥



泰晤士河边的圣保罗

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朱古力

夜幕降临泰晤士

河上之光

中秋前夕

火树银花

威敏寺上空的不明飞行物

流光溢彩

倾斜的楼宇

泰晤士节 - 每年九月，人们以这种方式惜别美好而短暂的夏天

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朱古力

虽然他不属于伦敦，但是由于拍摄当天下雨，我的相机进了水，能看的不多，借地了。
原来相机进了水和人脑进了水一样麻烦～～。四年前曾和小莉说过喜欢巨石阵的荒凉和沧桑来着，她说她也喜欢，不知看了片子会不会失望呢？





宁静的索尔兹伯里（Salisbury）

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雷暴

伦敦，一个丰富多彩的城市！谢谢猪鼓励同学的分享哈。我最向往的是那里的火星四溅的英超联赛，我是切尔西的球迷——在阿布还在老家损公肥私的时候；还有温布尔登网球赛，有机会猪鼓励给我们拍一拍球迷“众生相”好不好？如果猪鼓励同学带领我们去“轮蹲”一下就跟好了！

桑珠小莉

以下是引用朱古力在2008-11-4 3:27:47的发言：
原来相机进了水和人脑进了水一样麻烦～～。四年前曾和小莉说过喜欢巨石阵的荒凉和沧桑来着，她说她也喜欢，不知看了片子会不会失望呢？
看到标题我就进来了，巨石阵呢？
已经四年了吗？
音乐我很喜欢。
虽然都是不见面，但是距离拉开了，真的觉得很远。

朱古力

以下是引用雷暴在2008-11-4 11:24:02的发言：
伦敦，一个丰富多彩的城市！谢谢猪鼓励同学的分享哈。
我最向往的是那里的火星四溅的英超联赛，我是切尔西的球迷——在阿布还在老家损公肥私的时候；还有温布尔登网球赛，有机会猪鼓励给我们拍一拍球迷“众生相”好不好？
如果猪鼓励同学带领我们去“轮蹲”一下就跟好了！
雷暴同学，谢谢侬的鼓励哦～ 很抱歉我不是球迷，没有照顾到你的喜好；而且要知道看一场球超贵的嘞，像俺这种贫下中农，基本上都去那些免门票的地方溜达，呵呵。

朱古力

以下是引用桑珠小莉在2008-11-4 11:49:04的发言：
看到标题我就进来了，巨石阵呢？
已经四年了吗？
音乐我很喜欢。
虽然都是不见面，但是距离拉开了，真的觉得很远。
上传完毕了。
我倒一直觉得你和丛林离我很近，在我心里没有距离。
Big hug for you~

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鼎湖山人

在享受美中长了见识。

大河

哈哈哈 这里有个英国通 生活在国外的老丛林人 我们应该见过的 你现在还上来看吗

朱古力

晕倒，在蓝八的帖子里回了大河的问题，俺还在想都把人蓝八mm的帖子带跑题了呢～
既然这个帖子又被找出来，在这里再发一次，自恋一把，嘿嘿。
大多数人认为英国最美的地方在北部，即湖区到苏格兰的这段。如果利用周末的两天时间游玩的话，可能行程上会比较紧张。其实英国的每个城市都有不少地方可以发掘，比如各个城市内都有为喜爱步行的人而设的green chain，周末从博物馆、美术馆或图书馆出来再去走走green chain，应该是不错的休闲。
http://www.contours.co.uk/
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/travel/717490/UK-Urban-trails.html
http://lkcn.net/bbs/index.php?showtopic=214591
http://www.holidayuk.co.uk/walking/england.htm
http://www.holidayuk.co.uk/walking/sherpa.htm
to大河，考文垂在中部，我不太了解，这条Shakespeare's Way应该是较近的一条徒步路线了。希望你的运气够好，能赶上晴天。
Shakespeare's Way

William Shakespeare is widely regarded as the greatest dramatist of all time. His 37 plays are marked by extraordinary poetry， a highly inventive use of the English language， superb plots and vivid insights into human nature - characteristics that have ensured their popularity over the centuries.Shakespeare's Way follows the route that the poet may have taken on his journeys between his home in Stratford-upon-Avon， where his wife Anne Hathaway and his children lived and the Globe Theatre in London ， where most of his plays were first performed to public acclaim. Passing through the beautiful countryside of the Cotswolds and the Chilterns before following the River Thames into the heart of London ， the route links some of England 's greatest attractions: Stratford-upon-Avon， Blenheim Palace ， Oxford and London. It also visits many picturesque villages and interesting market towns and passes a wealth of sites of historic interest. Shakespeare's Way can be followed in either direction or walked in sections.From the poet's birthplace in Stratford-upon-Avon， Shakespeare's Way meanders through the Cotswolds past Blenheim Palace and the charming town of Woodstock before following the River Thames into the historic city of Oxford . Highlights of the Cotswolds section of Shakespeare's Way include the five houses connected with Shakespeare and his family， his grave in Holy Trinity Church and the Royal Shakespeare Company theatres in Stratford; the attractive villages of Clifford Chambers， Preston-on-Stour， Hangington and Lidstone; the bustling market towns of Chipping Norton， Woodstock and Shipston-on-Stour; the 'lost' villages of Overchalford and Nether Chalford; the many delightful churches， each displaying some notable feature; the mysterious Rollright Stones， one of the most important stone circles in Britain; spectacular Blenheim Palace， presented by a grateful nation to John Churchill， first Duke of Marlborough as a reward for military triumph against the French; the magnificent colleges， museums and gardens of Britain's oldest university; and the tranquil countryside of the Cotswolds.Beyond Oxford ， Shakespeare's Way crosses the hills and valleys of the Chilterns passing through a succession of pretty villages and marvellous beech woods， before re-joining the Thames at the little town of Marlow . Highlights of the Chilterns section of the trail include Stonor House， a beautiful Tudor mansion nestling in a fold of the Chiltern Hills; attractive villages such as Hambleden with its beautiful little church; the lovely duck pond in the hamlet of Rotten Row; the tranquil beech woodland; the pretty villages of brick and flint cottages nestling around medieval churches; and the lovely riverside town of Marlow.The final stretch of the trail follows the Grand Union Canal and the River Thames through the heart of London to Shakespeare's Globe Theatre. Highlights of the London section of the trail include Kew Palace， built in Dutch style in 1631; Kew Gardens with its unique collection of 40，000 plant species; the views of St Paul's Cathedral and the Houses of Parliament; Lambeth Palace， the London house of the Archbishops of Canterbury since the 12 th century; the wonderful array of bridges spanning the Thames; the giant wheel of the London Eye; and the amazing recreation of Shakespeare's Globe Theatre.Shakespeare's Way was developed to raise funds for the Shakespeare Hospice， Stratford-upon-Avon. Contours Walking Holidays will make a ￡5.00 donation to the Shakespeare Hospice for every person booking this tour.Shakespeare Way is usually walked from Stratford-upon-Avon to London . If you would prefer to walk the route from London to Stratford-upon-Avon please add the letter 'R' to the end of the tour code of your preferred itinerary.

Shakespeare's Birthplace © Britain on View Blenheim Palace © Britain on View Christchurch & Memorial Gardens © Oxford Britain on View Marlow © Britain on View William Shakespeare © Britain on View

大河

哇塞！！！这么快就回复俺了，而且给了这么多信息，谢谢先！朱古力，好嘢！你真是身在英国心系丛林啊，赞！喝酒吗？俺去时给你带瓶老白干，到剑桥或牛津参观时送给你，也说不准就在路上遇到你了，哈哈哈

详池

楼主真是身在伦敦心在深圳啊，暑假有机会去伦敦的，可是觉得时间太长了，要在剑桥那里呆17天，又说有好厉害的猪流感，只好让一个同事去了，她回来了，倒也没事.看来只能等下次了.

長風

照片很清晰很漂亮。楼主莫非就是那位冠军、强人、牛人朱古力？我是上次扛了半袋橙子屁颠屁颠的跟在你身后的那个啊，还记得吗？三水线别后又好长一段时间了，很期待跟你再走一次三水，真的！

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山竹

很PL，老了去走走!来张美女照看看变样没？！

朱古力

to 大河&详池：你俩扣的帽子太高了哈，我老人家还没有做什么呢，也没有对两地的友好发展贡献多少力量
to 长风：遗憾啊，俺不是你认识的强人朱古力，曾经听小莉郁闷地表达过如果那个朱古力是我就好了，丛林就可以夺冠了～
to 山竹：由于长时间没有登山，不能像JMs那样永葆青春活力啊，木有米女照哦。