“I’m on a boat”

It’s almost that time for the ambassador year to come to an end. I wish I had had the time to get to know these lovely people a little better, but how about one last ditch effort. One can never make too many friends, especially while studying abroad. And what better way to get to know people than over a traditional Sunday lunch and confinement to a boat.  I think I have let my sarcasm get the best of me because I truely had a great time and I don’t want anyone to think otherwise.

If and when I return to the States, one this I will truly miss will be a traditional English Sunday roast. Yorkshire puds, roast potatoes and veg and meat, how glorious does that sound?!?  One place I always wanted to go for a roast and frequently walked by but never visited was the Barrow Boy & Banker at London Bridge. And what better to do after a great Sunday dinner – than cruise down the Thames River courtesy of City Cruises. There are various ways to see the city and explore the history that is London, but if you haven’t seen London from the water, you’re missing out. Not only do get to see a different side of the iconic landmarks, but you get your voyage narrated by the witty crew of City Cruises.

If there is one thing you must do with your time in London, try and see the city from as many views as possible. It’s a remarkably historical and beautiful city that never ceases to amaze. If you can, see London from the heavens (Shard), from the land and definitely from the waters (with City Cruises).

Enjoy your summer kids.

Kisses.

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