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Day 2 London and Italy: London, Beer, and Curry
Posted on June 9, 2010 | No CommentsEarlier today we landed hard at Heathrow airport at just past 1:30pm local time. It was one of those landings that you could see coming because the ground was approaching much faster than normal. When we hit the tarmac one of the flight attendants in the back actually let out a yelp before wondering out loud who was driving the plane! -
Day 1 London and Italy: The YVR-LHR Journey
Posted on June 7, 2010 | 2 CommentsDay 1. Our flight leaves this evening and we haven’t finished packing. We put together a detailed schedule for the grandparents so they know where, when, and how to take the kids to all of their schools and extra-curricular activities. Itemizing all of the equipment needed for t-ball, hockey, and swimming takes longer than expected. Gotta get the kids off to school and still haven’t finished packing.
![Don't try to see the zoo in a day. The zoo has 9 different animal zones and covers 100 acres in Balboa Park. If you only have one day to spend there you won't be able to see everything, especially if you have kids in tow. To make sure that you don't leave disappointed, check out the San Diego Zoo website before you show up and come up with a list of must-see attractions. Once you know what you want to see check out the online Park Map [sandiegozoo.org] to come up with a rough plan of attack.](http://averagetraveller.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/04/IMG_0597-36x36.jpg "San Diego Zoo Tips and Tricks"){kind=small}
