Lunch and Snack in England

Lunch and Snack visit merry old England.

	The cows can barely contain their excitement waiting for their Boeing 747 to take off from Seattle to London Heathrow.
	Lunch and Snack's first stop in London was the Clock Tower at the House of Parliament, better known as Big Ben.
	The London Eye took them up for a bird's eye view of central London and the River Thames. Three and a half million people take a ride on this giant, slow Ferris wheel every year.
	This is what the London Eye looks like from a distance...that's Nancy taking a picture of it. It's also called "The Millennium Wheel" and stands 443 feet tall on the bank of the Thames.
	This is Westminster Abbey next to the House of Parliament. It's the traditional place for coronations and burials for English monarchs.
	Lunch and Snack take a look at Nelson's Column in Trafalgar Square, a monument that commemorates Admiral Horatio Nelson's death at the Battle of Trafalgar in 1805.
	"Look at all these pigeons, Lunch!"
	Keith photographs the cows among all the pigeons and people in Trafalgar Square.
	Lunch and Snack try to figure out where they're going at London's National Gallery.
	Picadilly Circus ~~ a center of lots of activity in London's theater district.
	At the Tower of London...a World Heritage Site, home of the Crown Jewels of the U.K. and a former fortress.
	Tower Bridge is a symbol of the City of London and one of the most photographed bridges in the world.
	The cows sit on the Prime Meridian at the Royal Greenwich Observatory. The meridian is defined as 0 degrees longitude, separating the Eastern and Western hemispheres.
	All the tourists wanted to take Lunch and Snack's picture on the Prime Meridian, too!