And Traveling the World
The Caribbean island of Antigua has 365 beaches, one for every day of the year. But if you’re like me, you don’t have that many days in paradise to see them all (sigh!). I’ve traveled here for two weeks, and since I can’t see every sandy stretch I’m making a point of discovering the best beaches in Antigua. What I find are 9 beaches that make me fall in love with the island.
London is constantly evolving. Every time I walk through the City, there are five new skyscrapers and countless cranes. But it’s not the only place that’s seen big building works recently. Many London neighborhoods have. Earls Court, London’s most extreme example, is at the beginning of a multi-decade urban redevelopment project that will change its character forever. So now’s a good time to explore.
One of the most difficult things about writing about central London neighborhoods is that they’re so big and full of curiosities that it’s hard to distill the highlights into to a digestible blog post. But today I’m attempting to tackle one of my favorite parts of central London, if for no other reason than that I adore it. The sheer number of Bloomsbury cafes, restaurants, museums, shops, squares, streets, and gardens is enormous, so today I bring you A Lady in London’s list of places to love in Bloomsbury.
I love a good bookstore. From the scent of the paper to the world of words hidden between covers, I can spend hours browsing and buying. A few months ago I wrote about the best places for books in London, and it was so well received that I decided to write more. Today I bring you 7 specialty bookstores in London that are worth a trip.
