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London - Day 5 - The City

New High Rises and Victorian Building Christopher Wren's St. Paul's St. Paul's and a Victorian Office Block Looking Up River at the Oxo Building Looking down River at the Tower Bridge From the M Bridge Looking up at St. Paul's The Tate Modern The Gherkin and Canary Wharf from the Tate

Tues. Nov 13, 2007 - All Photos taken by Ms. Jen with her Nokia N95 while walking around the City of London.

by Black Phoebe :: Ms. Jen on Tue November 13, 2007 11:31 PM | | Comments (0) | photos + text from the road

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