Potter Party

From the above title I'm sure you realize that... well... I spent a wonderful weekend in London with "the boy who lived" himself. yep that's right. Harry Potter. You see when you come to a certain age in life (i.e. 20) its time for the immaturity to be left behind, and its time to really seek out and accomplish those goals and aspirations that you have committed to in your early years of adolescence. Well I can assure you that even though it seems like I am spending a year in Germany throwing around my time frivolously... I am really actually creating a substantial foundation for the rest of my earthly life. One of these important foundations includes a visit to the Mecca of all Meccas. I have made it here and would like to inform the 3 people who read my blog that I have graced the presence of Platform 9 3/4.

You may now proceed through the following pictures in order to relive my London experience, oh, and my proof of Platform 9 3/4 is a bit far down. Sorry you actually have to look at the whole thing.

First Stop: The London EYE

They forgot the American flag...

and they even remembered the Canadian one.

Big Ben... Big Jamie. If you can't tell that lady behind me was totally laughing when I took the picture. I don't know why.

Charming Bagpipe player. For you Jillian.

So Top Modellin' it right now.

I am apparently attempting to surf outside Buckingham Palace.

Poor guy.

Thanks to my new Bulgarian bud, London was an adventure!

Another bagpipe player... closer to my age... but not quite as charming.

Eye see you... yeah... that was a lame one.

Shakespear's the Globe...

I Love London.

St Paul's Church, looks like he's got a bit more than greenbacks...

that church is build on Pounds!

The Mecca of Harry Potter.

British Museum: Take 1

Samurai... ahhhhh yeah.

Traditional Japanese House... my house will look like this someday.

Night Shots of the Best London Sights

Tower Bridge

The City

The eye... again... sorry guys, I guess I really like to photograph it?

Big Ben... not a great shot, but really the only one I got, it was freezing outside and I was done for the night so my efforts quickly burned out fast.

British Museum: Take 2... lets just say I loved it... a lot. I went twice.

Chinese Pottery

Traditional Korean House... I feel like I'm back in La Crescenta.

African sculptures made out of ammunition and weapons.

Bakyardigettin On

So the forest is basically my backyard, and before it decided to get flippin cold... Tuesday was a stunning day. So naturally I took advantage and headed into the unknown by bike. I saw Wild Pigs.

Its like the Sacred Grove.

Those are some magical Mushrooms.

I tried to get closer to the Wild Pigs but failed... this is the best I got of them, at least I can prove I saw them.

Yes this is my bike "Bavaria" ... that's actually the name of the bike, I didn't name it.