Weekend in London (marathon)

We spent this weekend in London. Why not, let's get crazy and take hundreds of pictures. Please, hang in there!

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 Hipster mode on - this must be Bromley-by-Bow:

Harrods 

It really is greener on Harrods' side:

The only "posh" store with security guards who won't mumble "Attention, attention! Poor people ahead. Repeat  Really poor".  It's just lovely.

Obsessed much?:

Now comes Science Museum section.

London Street Style: 

My brain was truly happy, while browsing Science Museum:

He hugs his airplanes like he hugs me:

Nevermind the fact that I study history now. This shit turns me on:

Night around the town. Halloween Weekend.

Me and my BF didn't have a costume for Halloween, so we were...uhm...something:

I truly prefer buses and overground, but when you are in a hurry this is the only thing you need:

"Maybe I should just lighten up?"

We are from Eastern Europe, ya get me?!:

Samuel is not a good hipster, he looks like a scientist: 

Loora embodied the river Thames, she got a cape full of shit and everything:

Reggie was a bunch of grapes:

And I was a chameleon (a shitty one), I tried to melt in with the bed:

A lot of yummie:

U see grape fruit? šenijaal! (sorry Laura):

U MAD?! :

Lisa from Estonia:

Trying to find the warehouse. Had a lot of fun in between:

Nice balloons btw:

"Heyyyy, göööörlllfrieeend!"

Some examples from the costumes:

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Ladies:

"Do you have 20p, mate?"

American Apparel Warehouse Sauna:

Reggie is now living in London and working for American Apparel. So weird, but mi like:

Afterwards we met Twisted Dance Company from Estonia:

The British Museum. Another history student orgasm. No extra words needed.

 

Together at British Museum?:

History freaks need some fun in the bath too:

About shopping and a terrible city jungle.

First thing I noticed in Estonia - stores are empty. There was only one person in the store, but not in London:

He wants:

Phonica Records. My mister's fav record store (one of them):

Camden town and market.

Camden is crazy x PÄEV!, but my mister wanted to buy some instruments so we had to go there:

Full random.

WTF?!:

The best rave store there is:

Another record store:

It was all loud and dirty and rainy...so I made it pink and fluffy:

To Regina, Laura, Sam and Kaur with love.

£19.99 well spent

Last year I subscribed Vogue for only £19.99 (wow, that's a lot of nines). One more thing to be sad about for not living in England anymore: magazines keep on coming, but there's no one to read them. I've skimmed through all the issues now and I'm completely fond of Adele - "I'd be like, fuck off. Besides if I was going to be the face of anything it should be full-fat Coke" or "BRIT award in the loo - it seemed fitting"

Tomorrow I'm heading to London and I'm not sure when is the next time I'll be visiting Rochester and how many Vogues are there to read then. 

Sincerely yours,

Wilma Circus.

Canterbury

We went to Canterbury as promised. The trip fueled my desire to travel around the UK. England is bigger than London and more interesting than Starbucks coffee (if you didn't know it yet).

Canterbury = Church of England's main region. Archbishop of Canterbury carried out the wedding ceremony of Will and Kate. omgg!:

Me and Sam went out to find the perfect furniture. He is in the reflection:

Nice trees:

He is just waiting for the man to hit his head:

Saint Kaurus and Samueltinius:

Good place to live:

A happy eyeball:

I really need it. I cry like a baby when I'm peeling onions:

Even if the food is shit the clothes are pretty:

We had a good pot of creamy tea:

Good old Topshop:

"Two different shoes and a mass of panties":

Canterbury 2011:

Massive tune with a wicked incoming, even the dawg knows it:

A glimpse of  bad manicure:

with love:

Here in Rochester

Well, I haven't done much after arriving to Rochester, but it still feels OH-SO good being here. 

I've made a lot of pictures while taking walks near Rochester ( even Maidstone and Bluewater):

A theatre near my home:

Usual Victorian houses:

On Saturday we went to Bluewater and I saw those lovely Vespa chairs:

My favourite activity in England is to spend time in the LEGO shop. OMG!:

Looks like 20, yet acts like 5:

Just because my father loves Sesame Street:

Street sings and a bit more:

Samuel came to visit and we sat on our "Primrose" hill. Looking at the local zoo:

The thing is - love is everywhere, it doesn't even matter what you're doing or how you spend your time:

Tomorrow - Me, Kaur and Sam are going to Canterbury. Woop, woop.