I enjoyed very much this journey in London.
There are some interesting aspects of London: the French expatriates (the ninth French town, the French Radio London,Fabrice-the financial analyst-, Simon the mathematic professor and musician), the "London calling" club, Sarah and Simon and the open mic events), the Hindu Shri Swaminarayan temple (the construction of temple with marble prepared in India, the Jayesh Ahir-the Hindu priest), the Swaminarayan private school and the teaching of the tabla, Indian dances and yoga), the cabs of London (the Alan Fleming-the dean of the cab drivers-, the knowledge exam- the 15.000 streets of London-,the 12 cabmen's shelters), the Thames river (Fiona Haughey-the archaeologist and her walks-, the story of London as an very important port and also financial center, Linda and her floating house, the volunteers of the Thames 21 cleaning the river) , the horses in London (the stables neighborhood, Kirsty Anthony-the Manager of Ross Nye Stables-, the riding school, the horse riding in Hyde Park) and the British monarchy and the marketing (the touristic incomes of the royal castles and museums, Jonathan Fenby and his comments about the monarchy-a historical and romantic comedy-, the porcelain factory of Royal Crown Derby, Margaret Tyler and her 10.000 items about the monarchy).
I enjoyed the encounters of Jérôme with Raymond,the cab driver (Buckingham Palace), with Eric Simon (the Spitalfields market, the mention of Jack the Ripper) , the Brick Lane neighborhood and the Indian food), with El Nino DJ (the vintage shops of Camden Town), with Mark Thompson at the Thames Rowing Club (the training room, the training on the river and the bar of the club) , with Chris Pounds at the Hackney City Farm, with Susan Mac Fadden and Carley Stenson (the Legally blonde musical comedy), with Etienne Pradier-the magician- (the magic shop of Bill Davenport and the magic tricks) and again with El Nino in the bowling and dance room (the swing dancing, the women with the 50's fashions); very nice encounters with very kind London men and women.
There are some interesting aspects of London: the French expatriates (the ninth French town, the French Radio London,Fabrice-the financial analyst-, Simon the mathematic professor and musician), the "London calling" club, Sarah and Simon and the open mic events), the Hindu Shri Swaminarayan temple (the construction of temple with marble prepared in India, the Jayesh Ahir-the Hindu priest), the Swaminarayan private school and the teaching of the tabla, Indian dances and yoga), the cabs of London (the Alan Fleming-the dean of the cab drivers-, the knowledge exam- the 15.000 streets of London-,the 12 cabmen's shelters), the Thames river (Fiona Haughey-the archaeologist and her walks-, the story of London as an very important port and also financial center, Linda and her floating house, the volunteers of the Thames 21 cleaning the river) , the horses in London (the stables neighborhood, Kirsty Anthony-the Manager of Ross Nye Stables-, the riding school, the horse riding in Hyde Park) and the British monarchy and the marketing (the touristic incomes of the royal castles and museums, Jonathan Fenby and his comments about the monarchy-a historical and romantic comedy-, the porcelain factory of Royal Crown Derby, Margaret Tyler and her 10.000 items about the monarchy).
I enjoyed the encounters of Jérôme with Raymond,the cab driver (Buckingham Palace), with Eric Simon (the Spitalfields market, the mention of Jack the Ripper) , the Brick Lane neighborhood and the Indian food), with El Nino DJ (the vintage shops of Camden Town), with Mark Thompson at the Thames Rowing Club (the training room, the training on the river and the bar of the club) , with Chris Pounds at the Hackney City Farm, with Susan Mac Fadden and Carley Stenson (the Legally blonde musical comedy), with Etienne Pradier-the magician- (the magic shop of Bill Davenport and the magic tricks) and again with El Nino in the bowling and dance room (the swing dancing, the women with the 50's fashions); very nice encounters with very kind London men and women.