Kensington Palace

weil they used about 153 yards of tulle. The shoes she wore took longer to make than her dress. Te shoes took about 6 months to make and included 542 sequins and 132 pearls in a heart-shaped design. Kensington Palace is is a royal residence set in Kensington Gardens, in the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea in London, England. It showcases 25 pieces by 11 designers and shows how the Princess of Wales used fashion to inspire other women. There are glittering gowns, elegant suits, and bol mini

King Charles I had the park opened to the public. Among Hyde Park’s special features are: The large artificial lake which is known as the Serpentine, located at the south end of the park. This lake extends onward toward the north and goes into Kensington Gardens where its name changes to Long Water. The lake is very popular for swimming and boating. To the southwest is the Diana, Princess of Wales Memorial Fountain which looks more like an artificial stream. It is a circular fountain which is made

Quirkiest Restaurants and Bars Kensington This is a manual for a percentage of the brilliant Restaurants and bars in Kensington. The one thing you will see on your visit to London, and for sure somewhere else in Britain, is that you are never a long way from a bar. Maybe that says a great deal in regards to the British. There are many standard bars specked around in London as a rule, and additionally in Kensington, and some are superior to anything others. Be that as it may, here we bring you what

In "London", William Blake brings to light a city overrun by poverty and hardship. Blake discards the common, glorifying view of London and replaces it with his idea of truth. London is nothing more but a city strapped by harsh economic times where Royalty and other venues of power have allowed morality and goodness to deteriorate so that suffering and poverty are all that exist. It is with the use of three distinct metaphors; "mind-forg'd manacles", "blackning Church", and "Marriage hearse", that

11 Georgia Country “Well, I caught myself a looking down alongside the creek, and that's when I found it!” Charity, who was busy with the baby, heard Charles telling Uriah excitedly. “Found what? What did you find, Charles?” asked Charity, turning to look in his direction. She was curious as to what had him so excited. He was surrounded by his brothers and sisters, each trying to scrooch closer to him, to get a better look at what he held. “This!” Charles exclaimed happily, holding a clay pot

Nice over Lice It was a warm spring afternoon, birds chirping on the dark, ebony branches of the cherry plum trees in the local park. Near the end of the park stood an antique- looking hair saloon, but appearances could be deceiving, for that old- looking shop had all the new and latest technological installed one could dream of, fresh out of the market. Famous for “Midas touch” of the beautician working there for transforming the plain looking to mouth dropping beauties. It was the “The Dyeing Question”

INTRODUCTION It was like---like nothing but itself, unsurpassable, indescribable, unique, amazing, real! ----Talli’s History and Description of the Crystal Palace and the Exhibition of the World’s Industry in 1851 From 1837 to 1901, under the reign of Queen Victoria, Great Britain, with the supremacy of its Royal Navy, had largely fulfilled its ambition of global imperial expansion in Asia and Africa particularly. As the British Empire soon became the largest empire in history, this era was later

Imagine it's 1834 in London and the Palace of Westminster had just caught ablaze and is burned almost to the ground by a massive fire.Now imagine yourself winning a competition and being allowed to create a master peice that would stand for years to come.Architecht Sir Charles Barry and gothic architect Augustus Pugin won the competition and got the chance to design the new Palace of Westminster.The Palace of Westminter is comonly known as the House of Parliament and holds the U.K parliament, but

Sevenoaks is set in the leafy, green countryside of Kent, England. This is where my Mother and Father, Charlotte and Martin raised my younger sister, Isabella and I. From the age of three until I was eleven, I attended an English preparatory school, which was strict and focused on education and manners, but was also nurturing. I was taught to be respectful of others and I thoroughly enjoyed my time here. At aged eleven I sat and passed my “11+” exams and attended an all boys academically selective

supported by over 600 fighters flew up the Thames and      proceeded to bomb Woolwich Arsenal, Beckton gas Works, a large number of      docks, West Ham Power Station, and then the city, Westminster and Kensington.      They succeeded in causing a serious fire situation in the docks. An area about 1½      square miles between North Woolwich Road and the Thames was almost      destroyed