London, England LDS Temple

One of my New Years resolution is to go to the temple once a month. It's a little more difficult to do whilst living in London. The London Temple isn't technically in London. It's just outside. It's a forty-five minute train ride plus a short cab ride and it cost money. Saturday, my ward had a bus going for £10. Not a bad price so I took advantage. While I was there I had time to take pictures of the temple and the temple grounds.

 This is part of the living quarters for guests, maybe the temple president.

 Holiness to the Lord, the House of the Lord.

 I was experimenting with the different settings on my camera. This is called "Retro".

 Full view of the living quarters.

 This stream is on the temple grounds.

 It's just not England with out fowl around.

Susan "I'm taking back to the old school" B.

London Temple

England is on military time. I have to think really hard about what time it is after 12:00 noon. It's something I am still getting used to. One of my first purchases was an alarm clock (can't be late for class). It too is military time so that helps a little. I always that that 12:00 o'clock midnight was 24:00. Not here. It goes to zero. This is my alarm clock at 12:14 a.m.Sorry, it's not a very good picture, but you get the gist of it.

This beautiful building is the London Temple. It's not at all in London.

This sweet girl is Alyssa. She is one of the first people I contacted before I moved over here. She helped me acclimate and get my groundings. What a wonderful friend to have!

This little pond is in front of the temple. See those two little kids? Times them by 100. After you are done inside the temple, the majority of people congregated out in front. Some brought picnics, others were just chatting and sitting in the sun.

Susan "what time is it?" B.