London Circa 100 AD~

The Museum of London is less touristy and lies in the oldest part of the city. Exhibits showcase the history of London from prehistoric times to the present. Miniature dioramas depict the developme…

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Yeah, in front of the Tower of London is a marker in honor of Queen Boudicia, a Celtic leader who fought the Roman occupiers of what eventually became Londinium. My nephew-guide was telling me of the high cost of living in this cosmopolitan city. No wonder, I said, the property values have been appreciating since 60 A.D., after the queen died and colonization brought in more people!

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