On Sunday, Mat and I invested the morning in writing job applications, then spent the afternoon walking the length of the Regent's Canal - from its starting point in Islington to the finish line at Little Venice. In all we walked about six miles (almost 10km) along the canal's towpath, sharing it with other walkers and many bicyclists.
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(pub at Islington underground, London)
Lock-keeper's house
Old gasholder at King's Cross
In case you want to know what a gasholder is ...
I couldn't help but take this couple's picture ... how sublime to be dining on the roof of your canal boat, with crystal glassware no less. We had a late lunch/early dinner at an Italian restaurant in St John's Wood and then continued walking along the canal, up towards Little Venice.
Little Venice, end of Regent's Canal
No photos from today, but we did stick to the same schedule: breakfast, work on job applications, a walk (this time around Highgate Wood and town) and then lunch out. I'm getting a little over not being able to cook for myself and having to eat in restaurants every day, although today's burger at a pub in a converted church was very yummy. The upside is we don't eat past 4pm so we're using up the caloric intake when we need it most ... a good thing, otherwise I'd have to buy an extra seat on the plane for my return journey.
Keep the peace,
M
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