London and South-East England

Including Canterbury and Brighton

Travel and Tourism, Vacation Guide
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This page shows my personal view of travel in South East England, including Canterbury, London and Brighton, in 1975 and 1984.

In 1975 I arrived by ferry from Belgium. In Canterbury I visited the Cathedral and took this picture of the spot where Thomas a Beckett was killed.

Canterbury Cathedral inside view Canterbury Cathedral cloisters

London pictures include the Thames River, the Coldstream Guards, a Sunset and Albert Hall.
Statues and monuments include Eros at Picadilly Circus, the Burghers of Calais at the Parliament Buildings and the Scales of Justice atop the Old Bailey Courthouse.

London Thames River view London Thames Tower Bridge
London trooping of the guard London Albert Hall London sunset London Picadilly Circus, Eros statue Burghers of Calais and London Parliament London England, Old Bailey Court

Brighton and Palace Pier. A stormy and very English place. They served Fish and Chips, warm real ale and they even had a Punch and Judy puppet show.

Brighton England Palace Pier Brighton England Palace Pier Brighton England Palace Pier
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