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St. Paul’s Cathedral – Ever So Lovely And A Must-See!

St. Paul’s Cathedral is ever so lovely, and a must-see!  It’s an impressive building located on Ludgate Hill in the City of London.  It was one of the tallest buildings for many years, and the funerals of many important people have taken place here – such as Sir Winston Churchill, Lord Nelson, and Margaret Thatcher.  Weddings have also taken place here, with one of the most famous weddings being that of Prince Charles and Lady Diana Spencer on July 29th, 1981.  Guess what – today on the day of my visit to St. Paul’s – it is July 26th, 2014 – it’s almost the anniversary of Diana’s wedding.

St. Paul's Cathedral, London

St. Paul’s Cathedral, London

Here are two pictures of the royal couple at St. Paul’s Cathedral as shown on my Pinterest Board:  https://www.pinterest.com/pin/452048881322877823/

https://www.pinterest.com/pin/452048881321260757/

You will want to get off at St. Paul’s tube station to get to St. Paul’s Cathedral (take the red line – the Central line).

St. Paul's Tube Station, London

St. Paul’s Tube Station, London

St. Paul's Tube Station, London

St. Paul’s Tube Station, London

St. Paul's Cathedral, London

St. Paul’s Cathedral, London

It is really enjoyable walking around the grounds of St. Paul’s Cathedral

St. Paul's Cathedral, London

St. Paul’s Cathedral, London

Walking down the stairs from St. Paul’s Cathedral is the replica of the Queen Anne statue, and one of the side streets near St. Paul’s.

St. Paul's Cathedral, London

St. Paul’s Cathedral, London

St. Paul's Cathedral, London

St. Paul’s Cathedral, London

This is what it looks like inside the Cathedral at the entrance

St. Paul's Cathedral, London

St. Paul’s Cathedral, London

St. Paul's Cathedral, London

St. Paul’s Cathedral, London

St. Paul's Cathedral, London

St. Paul’s Cathedral, London

St. Paul's Cathedral, London - The Queen Anne statue

St. Paul’s Cathedral, London – The Queen Anne statue

St. Paul's Cathedral, London - The Queen Anne statue

St. Paul’s Cathedral, London – The Queen Anne statue

My little Princess was ever so happy to be here

St. Paul's Cathedral

St. Paul’s Cathedral

St. Paul's Cathedral, London

St. Paul’s Cathedral, London

St. Paul's Cathedral, London

St. Paul’s Cathedral, London

St. Paul's Cathedral, London

St. Paul’s Cathedral, London

St. Paul's Cathedral, London

St. Paul’s Cathedral, London

St. Paul's Cathedral, London

St. Paul’s Cathedral, London

St. Paul's Cathedral, London

St. Paul’s Cathedral, London

St. Paul's Cathedral, London

St. Paul’s Cathedral, London

Paul at St. Paul's Cathedral, London

Paul at St. Paul’s Cathedral, London

St. Paul's Cathedral, London

St. Paul’s Cathedral, London

John Wesley statue at St. Paul's Cathedral, London

John Wesley statue at St. Paul’s Cathedral, London

John Wesley statue at St. Paul's Cathedral, London

John Wesley statue at St. Paul’s Cathedral, London

St. Paul's Cathedral, London

St. Paul’s Cathedral, London

St. Paul's Cathedral, London

St. Paul’s Cathedral, London

My other Princess (my oldest daughter) is also happy to be here, and is standing by Queen Anne’s statue.

St. Paul's Cathedral, London

St. Paul’s Cathedral, London

St. Paul's Cathedral, London

St. Paul’s Cathedral, London

St. Paul's Cathedral, London

St. Paul’s Cathedral, London

St. Paul's Cathedral, London

St. Paul’s Cathedral, London

St. Paul's Cathedral, London

St. Paul’s Cathedral, London

St. Paul's Cathedral, London

St. Paul’s Cathedral, London

I can’t believe I haven’t shared these pictures yet!  It’s already been eight months since we were there –  how quickly time flies!  Well, until next time – by the way, Happy Spring!

A Bit Of London From The South Bank with St. Paul’s Cathedral And More

I hope you all had a fabulous Christmas.  I’m so sad that it’s already gone by, I wish it was always Christmas – it certainly is my favorite time of the year.  If there was one place that I really wanted to be this Christmas – it was in London.  London is spectacular when lit up for the most wonderful time of the year.

Anyway, I need to share more pictures with you.  These pictures are still from my third day in London during my recent trip in July of 2014.  When we left the London Eye, we were in the South Bank area and just look at this double decker bus.  Fancy giving yogurt that name though – I am surprised!  That name, not mentioning names has quite a colorful meaning.

Snog Frozen Yogurt Bus, South Bank, London

Snog Frozen Yogurt Bus, South Bank, London

This is Charing Cross Station in the background

Charing Cross Station from the South Bank, London

Charing Cross Station from the South Bank, London

This beautiful building reminds me of a castle or palace

Beautiful Palace as seen from the South Bank, London

Beautiful Palace as seen from the South Bank, London

That’s me in the South Bank area with Big Ben behind me.  Oh, how I wish I was back there right now!

South Bank, London

South Bank of London

Spectacular London with Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament

Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament from the South Bank, London

Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament from the South Bank, London

Here’s another mini London Eye – actually it’s just a kid’s ride – some kind of swings.  It looks nice though, doesn’t it?

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Forgot what this building is called, that’s exactly why I should have written my posts as soon as I came back, but who has the time? If you know, pray do tell.

London as seen from the South Bank

London as seen from the South Bank

Well, this whole area near the South Bank, including the bus in the first picture is ever so colorful!

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Wow, doesn’t this look nice?  It might be a bit dark though.

London in the glow of sunset

London in the glow of sunset

Now, you will get treated to the same picture with the Snog Bus in sight

London in the glow of sunset

London in the glow of sunset

Me and my three kids with the River Thames behind us basking in the sunset of a London evening

Me and my kids in London

Me and my kids in London

Oh, how majestic is St. Paul’s Cathedral – this place is so special.  It’s where Princess Diana got married to Prince Charles.

St. Paul's Cathedral seen from the South Bank

St. Paul’s Cathedral seen from the South Bank

St. Paul’s again

St. Paul's Cathedral seen from the South Bank

St. Paul’s Cathedral seen from the South Bank

Either it turned dark quickly or I have been watching this man a while, or perhaps it was just my camera that is somehow curiously taking pictures with different lighting.

St. Paul's Cathedral seen from the South Bank

St. Paul’s Cathedral seen from the South Bank

Here’s St. Paul’s again basking in the glow of London as seen from the South Bank

St. Paul's Cathedral, London

St. Paul’s Cathedral seen from the South Bank

St. Paul’s yet again.  I guess you know that I like St. Paul’s?

St. Paul's Cathedral, by the River Thames

St. Paul’s Cathedral seen from the South Bank

Seems like someone else likes it too as he’s taking a picture of it or is he looking the other way?  If so, I know there’s good views that way too.

St. Paul's Cathedral seen from the South Bank

St. Paul’s Cathedral seen from the South Bank

More of the London skyline

London skyline

London skyline

London skyline

London skyline

St. Paul's Cathedral seen from the South Bank

St. Paul’s Cathedral seen from the South Bank

This is the building I showed you above, but here it is glowing in the London evening

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Now it’s glowing less, but basking in the sunset

London evening

London evening

London Eye – oh my!

London Eye, Houses of Parliament and Big Ben

London Eye, Houses of Parliament and Big Ben

I’m not sure what this building is either, but just feel compelled to share with you how lovely London looks in the evening.

London in the evening

London in the evening

This picture is quite blurry, but I’ll throw it in anyhow.

Southbank, by the River Thames

Southbank, by the River Thames

Anyway, I hope you liked my evening pictures of London.  I don’t have a great camera that takes brilliant evening pictures, but still – I think they’re okay.  Have a fabulous week ahead, and Happy New Year to you all!