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Category: London, England
Here it is, my peeps, the premier ScienceBlogging conference is scheduled to be held again in London, and I hope to be there!
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Category: London, England
This is part one of my adventure at London Zoo, where I spent most of the day, photographing animals and birds
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Category: London, England
London's Regents Park is a glorious place for a walk, even in the rain
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Category: London, England
a photoessay of my visit to London's Globe Theatre when I attended Shakespeare's comedy, A Midsummer Night's Dream
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Category: London, England
The day after the NATURE conference, I wandered London with my camera and visited Ye Olde Cheshire Cheese
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Category: London, England
My last photoessay of Darwin's Down House, this one shows you my walk around The Sandwalk
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Category: London, England
This is the third part of my visit to Darwin's Down House, where I focus on his greenhouse and gardens
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Category: London, England
My tour of Down House continues: first, lunch, then a peek at some experiments, then the Gardens
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Category: London, England
This is an image that I snapped along the Sandwalk where Darwin once walked that I had to share with you!
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Category: London, England
A photoessay detailing a walk from the bus stop to Darwin's famous Down House near South Bromley, England
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