IN UK

First day in London's Hounslough market.
	Photograph taken at the Trafalgar Square. Behind me is the famous National Gallery that displays Western European painting from about 1260-1900. Painting include work by Botticelli, Leonardo da Vinci, Rembrandt, Renoir, Van Gogh and others.
More pigeons in the Trafalgar Square. Thinking of Richard Bach' Trafalgar Square pigeon!
	Beginning of the second day.
Glimpse of the Buckingham Palace from this massive gate.

Photographs clicked by a first degree amateur. All attempts to capture Queen Victoria's statue failed!!
	Finally, managed to capture queen Victoria amid dark clouds. I was disappointed thinking it would rain and spoil my walking tour of the area. But... see the next set of photographs.

The changing of guards outside the palace.
Tower of London is a fortress situated alongside river Thames. It has served the purpose of being a palace, prison, treasury, and arsenal. The Martin Tower in the compound of this fortress houses the royal priceless crown jewels.
	River Thames from the Tower of London.
The London Bridge.

	Took a train from London's King Cross tube station and in less then an hour reached Cambridge. The photograph shows Market Hill, which is in the Center of the town. Couldn't understand why it is called hill.
On my way to the American Cemetery, Cambridge.
	The cemetery drive-way surrounded by lush green foliage.
Just before you enter the chapel, you are greeted with a long wall on which are inscribed names of over 5000 American soldiers who went missing in World War II.
	The graveyard area contains over 3000 graves. This was the first time I entered a cemetery.
The road between the Judge Institute of Management Studies and Fitzwilliam Museum, near the Trumpington street.

In London