Paris > London

We woke up the following morning still praying that we would somehow find our tickets to the Chunnel. We took packed up everything and headed to the train station we were kind of mad that neither of us had bought the tickets. Once we got to the train station we asked them if for some reason they had our names on the list and they didn’t so we bought tickets that cost us 500 plus dollars! YIKES! We got passed security and we bought breakfast, got on the train and ate our breakfast and watch the country side of France and England! After the 2-hour train ride we arrived in London. Found our way to our hotel and put our stuff away and headed to go see the town. it’s amazing how much energy you get when you get to a new city. If you haven’t noticed our trend we live around food when we travel! We love to find where the locals eat. One of our favorite apps that we use is Yelp!
One of the hardest things about traveling is that you eat out every single meal. One thing that I like to do is have a 50 /50 rule. 50 percent of the meals I eat I try to make them healthy make sure that I get some veggies and protein and the other 50 percent of the meal I can eat whatever I want.
We walked to this restaurant and on our walk, it was so charming! Seeing all the little shops one thing that is interesting that we don’t have in America is they have specialty stores. They don’t have huge stores. they just have little markets. After dinner, we rented bikes and rode around Hyde park! Hyde park was beautiful I recommend renting biked and strolling through the park. just imagine me, trying to ride a bike on the wrong side of the street, trying not to get hit by other bikers, trying not to take pictures. seriously it was one of Jed’s favorite parts of traveling is watching me struggle! I don’t blame him I bet it is pretty funny to watch me ride this bike! We got to the end of Hyde park we couldn’t wait to go explore downtown. Hyde park is 3 or 4 miles away from big ben and down town. I convinced Jed that we should take the metro when we got to big ben we walked out of the tube to the most British scene ever! there it was, big ben, a double decker bus, foggy skies, and the underground sine.

As we walked around across the bridge over to the eye we could not believe that we were in London! We instantly fell in love with how enchanting it was! We sat on a bench and just looked at how cool it was. we made our way back to our hotel and the whole time we just kept talking about what it would be like to live in London!
we headed back to our hotel and got settled in for the night and Jed started looking at car rentals!