Bad noise quality, sorry- but here's what Tralfagar Square looks like. You can see the National Gallery and St. Martin-in-the-Fields Church to its right.
** I'm posting this blog entry slightly early because I'm about to leave for Bath on the midterm trip. I won't have my computer, but I'll be back on Sunday evening so there'll be a short post after I get back. See the post below for photos from the local orientation tour!
Hi Hanna: Your video captured the sights and sounds of this busy, well-known spot. I really enjoyed it, so thanks for sharing. It's as close as I'll ever be to the real thing! xoxo Grammy M.
ReplyDeleteIt's pretty weird to know that I was at Trafalgar Square briefly 36 (!) years ago and don't remember it at ALL. I can hardly wait to see this 3 weeks from now - thanks for the video preview Hanna !
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Love, Mom
I have no idea why, but when we were about 13, my best friend and I discovered that Trafalgar Park, spoken backwards, became "Ragglefart Crap". We thought this immensely funny, and for at least 10 years after, referred to each other as Raggle. We're still best friends and just for fun call each other "Rag" sometimes. Thanks for jogging this happy memory!
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