MUSTANG GT It was Ford Executive John Najjar's idea to name the proposed new car, 'Mustang'. He being a fan of the World War II P-51 Mustang as flown by the USA airforce. The mustang has been manufactured by Ford since 1964. Accessories LED and sequential turn signal lights installation. LED daytime running lights installed. Also LED interior lights and glovebox (not shown). Cold air intake installed. Advantage's are to draw in cooler air into a car's engine. There are countless Mustang GT driving accessories available. Many are online. Traveldriven MUSTANG GT 6 SPEED MANUAL SEQUENTIAL HAZARD LIGHTS INSTALLED LEFT SEQUENTIAL TURN LIGHTS INSTALLED RIGHT SEQUENTIAL TURN LIGHTS INSTALLED TRI-BAR LIGHTS & LED LIGHTS BRIGHT WHITE LED DAYTIME RUNNING LIGHTS FORD RACING CHROME COIL COVER STANDARD ENGINE BAY MUSTANG GT XFORCE CAT-BACK SYSTEM Stainless steel twin 3" cat-back varex rear mufflers. Xpipe and muffler Butterfly open/close noise control Remote control operated by driver. Expected increase of up to twenty horsepower. MUSTANG XFORCE SYSTEM FITTING FUEL COVER NUMB HANDS & WEAKENED ARMS WASN'T AS EASY AS I THOUGHT PREV MUSTANG GT NEXT HOMEPAGE

QUEENSTOWN A resort town, or rather a regional city, in Otago in the south-west of New Zealand's South Island. Resident population of about sixteen thousand. Tourists swell this number by the thousands. Queenstown is built around an inlet called Queenstown Bay on Lake Wakatipu, a long, thin, Z-shaped lake. Spectacular views are of nearby mountains such as The Remarkables, Cecil Peak and Walter Peak. All are often snowcapped and the area is well known for it's snow skiing. Glenorchy Is a small settlement at the northern end of Lake Wakatipu in the South Island region of Otago, New Zealand. It is forty-five km (28 mi) by road or about the same by boat from Queenstown. There are two pubs, a café and a number of small shops in the town catering mainly to tourists but also to the small town population. Driving in Queenstown  is fairly easy. Some streets are narrow and one way. Many tourist activities are in the town and surrounds. On Lake Wakatipu foreshore there is a larger than life statue of a Kiwi  bird. This flightless bird is only found in New Zealand and is a nickname for all people born in New Zealand. Almost becoming endangered from predatory introduced animals, they now number about seventy thousand and individuals can live longer than twenty years. They are a nocturnal bird and are found in ground burrows. The Kiwi's claws are sharp and dangerous. Glenorchy is mainly on flat terrain tucked up to extensive mountainous snow capped areas and Lake Wakatipu so the only option is to return back to Queenstown on the same road. The entire Queenstown - Glenorchy road is driven next to scenic Lake Wakatipu with views to The Remarkables range across the water. The views are quite remarkable. Pun intended. The often snow capped remarkable, " The Remarkables " mountain range runs the length of Lake Wakatipu. Queenstown to Glenorchy road is a well maintained very scenic sealed road hugging the foreshore. Generally vehicle snow chains are not required. I know of two other Glenorchy namesakes. One in Victoria and one in Tasmania and have been to all three. Cruise Lake Wakatipu across to Walter Peak High Country Farm aboard the historic steamship TSS Earnslaw, very relaxing. Sometimes goats are seen grazing on the steep slopes beneath the Queenstown Chairlift. Lake Tekapo is just short of 300 km from Queenstown and on the road to Mount Cook National Park. During winter and spring months the Southern Lights or 'Aurora Australis' may be seen in the night sky. Traveldriven CLICK TO ENTER QUEENSTOWN GOOGLE MAPS GLENORCHY GOOGLE MAPS LAKE TEKAPO GOOGLE MAPS SHOTOVER JET BOAT ON THE SHOTOVER RIVER PREV PAGE NEXT HOMEPAGE

Driving to Milford Sound Homer Tunnel The Homer Tunnel is a 1.2 km (0.75 miles) long road tunnel in the Fiordland region of the South Island of New Zealand. The tunnel was opened in 1953. New Zealand State Highway 94 passes through the tunnel, joining Milford Sound to Te Anau and Queenstown. Milford Sound State Highway 94 to Milford Sound. Apparently one of the best drives in all of New Zealand. We had done the overnight cruise on Doubtful sound. Highly recommended and very enjoyable. Our self-drive schedule allowed for a rest day in Te Anau and a tour of the Te Anau glowworm caves with a boat ride on the underground river. I was keen on the Milford Sound drive. Other's were not. So driving solo, I began the three hour return roadtrip to Milford Sound. Plenty of snow and ice about. Road clear. Snow chains not required. Very rewarding drive. However, on approach to Homer Tunnel entrance signs said daily tunnel closure 1pm sharp for road maintenance works. I estimated sixty minutes to return to the tunnel entrance from Milford Sound. I knew I was twenty minutes and 18 km from Milford Sound. I judged I had time to go and to return back through the tunnel with fifteen minutes to spare. I went for it. I purchased a can of coke in the shop opposite the boats. Milford Sound Village. Stood on the foreshore for two minutes jumped back in the car and drove back. Workers were in the process of closing the tunnel. Five minutes to spare. I arrived back in Te Anau. The point is, if I had missed the closure time I knew the little accommodation available in Milford Sound was fully booked. I would have had to sleep in the car overnight in sub zero temperatures. Basically derailing the rest of our holiday plans. With hindsight should have turned about before the tunnel. I allowed no room for lost time. The drive was one of the best done including all of Australia. Sometimes you get lucky. Doubtful Sound Board the Fiordland Navigator for an overnight sleep and cruise on Doubtful Sound. Thirty minutes drive from Te Anau or three hours drive from Queenstown. Itinerary begins in Manapouri . Travel across scenic Lake Manapouri by boat. Board a coach driving across Wilmot Pass, travelling on a sub-alpine road through rainforest. Arrive at Deep Cove wilderness area. Be met by crew and the Fiordland Navigator ship. Drop anchor in a cove for an overnight sleep in a private cabin. Enjoy kayaking and tender craft activities. Complete wilderness area. Doubtful Sound is surrounded by steep mountains and cascading waterfalls. The following day return around mid-day back across Lake Manapouri. This particular booked cruise was met with frequent heavy rain upon boarding the Fiordland Navigator at the jetty on Deep Cove. Once underway the Captain picked a waterfall to allow the cascading water to flow onto the front bow of the ship. Passengers were allowed on the bow wearing full rain jackets underneath the falling water. A unique experience. The next morning a PA announcement said all lights and power to be turned off for five minutes to let guests experience the tranquility of the natural peace and quite. However caught in the bathroom with no lights during this five minutes was not enjoyable. The difference between the two Sounds? In sea area Doubtful Sound is about ten times larger than Milford. The mountains not quite as tall. Hard to tell a difference from the water. Milford Sound is accessible by car. Day activities are available. Doubtful Sound has no vehicle access and the only way to experience it is by overnight cruise. Doubtful Sound really feels like an adventure to forbidden lands. First the small ferry across the Lake. Then the modified mini bus ride over the range to the moored ship. The beginning of a day and night cruising total wilderness that would not be out of place in Jurassic Park. Just somewhat cooler and rainy. Traveldriven CLICK TO ENTER MILFORD SOUND GOOGLE MAPS TE ANAU GOOGLE MAPS MANAPOURI GOOGLE MAPS DOUBTFUL SOUND GOOGLE MAPS Fiordland Navigator sailing Doubtful Sound Overnight cruise on Doubtful Sound Click/Tap https://www.realnz.com/en/experiences/cruises/doubtful-sound-overnight-cruises/ TE ANAU CAVE TOUR & CRUISE AVALANCHE SIGN BESIDE ROAD COLD AIR TEMP ALL DAY DRIVING THROUGH THE HOMER TUNNEL PREV PAGE NEXT HOMEPAGE

Great Ocean Road Drive Driving the Great Ocean Road is an exhilarating experience that offers not only safety but also breathtaking views if road signs are followed diligently. The road is lined with numerous vehicular turnouts that provide stunning vistas of the ocean, making it a perfect spot for taking in the beauty of the coast. While any vehicle can traverse the Great Ocean Road, it is recommended to avoid towing a trailer or caravan to fully enjoy the drive. Although the road features twists and turns in some sections, it is still permissible to tow a caravan, providing an added level of flexibility for travelers. The drive may be cut short if desired. The drive from Lorne to Deans Marsh or Skenes Creek through the Otways Forest offers a picturesque journey through lush greenery and towering tree ferns. The option to cut the drive short provides flexibility for travelers looking to save time on their journey back to Melbourne or Geelong. By choosing the shorter route, you can still experience the beauty of the Otways region without committing to a longer drive. The sealed roads ensure a smooth and comfortable drive, allowing you to relax and enjoy the scenic views along the way. As you pass through the forested landscapes, you'll be surrounded by the tranquility of nature, with the fresh scent of damp forest air adding to the immersive experience. Whether you opt for the Lorne to Deans Marsh route or the Skenes Creek to Forest drive, both paths promise a great way to experience the Great Ocean Road. This before turning off to experience the serene and refreshing drive through the Otways, offering a peaceful retreat from the hustle and bustle of city life. Personally, I had the pleasure of driving a Mustang GT on a day road trip spanning 615 km from the Wimmera, not once but twice within 12 months. Making a pitstop in Lorne to indulge in a delicious serving of fish and chips added a delightful touch to the journey, making it a memorable experience that is worth reliving! Lorne is a seaside town on the Great Ocean Road in Victoria. With a resident population greater than one thousand. A popular holiday spot for Victorian's and the wealthy with their lavish holiday homes. Apollo Bay is a coastal Great Ocean Road town in Victoria. The retail street overlooks a long beach frontage opposite. The town appears more relaxed than Lorne. As of February 2021, roadworks Apollo Bay to Lorne are completed. In general, Great Ocean Road surface maintenance has remained good into 2024. Traveldriven ENTER CLICK/TAP APOLLO BAY GOOGLE MAPS LORNE GOOGLE MAPS DRIVE LORNE TO APOLLO BAY PITSTOP IN THE BUSY MAIN STREET MUSTANG GT GREAT OCEAN ROAD OTWAYS DRIVING OVER THE TOP DRIVING APOLLO BAY DRIVING LORNE ENTRY ARCH TO THE GREAT OCEAN ROAD DRIVING FROM MELBOURNE PREV VICTORIA NEXT HOMEPAGE

Tipperary Town A resident population of under five thousand. The song " It's a Long Way to Tipperary ", became popular among the British military as a marching song in World War One. Rock of Cashel The Rock of Cashel, a prominent historical landmark in Ireland, holds significant cultural and architectural importance. Also referred to as Cashel of the Kings and St. Patrick's Rock, this site is steeped in centuries of rich history and folklore. Perched majestically atop a limestone hill, the Rock of Cashel commands attention with its striking presence and breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape. Legend has it that the Rock of Cashel was formed when St. Patrick himself banished the devil from a cave on the hill, resulting in the creation of this iconic site. Over the years, it became a symbol of power and authority, serving as a royal stronghold and a center of religious pilgrimage. The site's structures, including a round tower, a cathedral, and a high cross, showcase a blend of architectural styles spanning different periods in Irish history. Visitors to the Rock of Cashel can explore the intricate carvings, ancient artifacts, and ornate decorations that adorn its buildings, offering a glimpse into the past glory of this revered site. The atmosphere is imbued with a sense of mystique and reverence, inviting contemplation and reflection on the historical events that have unfolded within its walls. Today, the Rock of Cashel stands as a testament to Ireland's enduring heritage and serves as a reminder of the country's rich cultural legacy. Its significance as a symbol of Irish identity and spirituality continues to draw visitors from around the world, who come to marvel at its beauty and immerse themselves in the stories that echo through its ancient stones. Cashel, County Tipperary, Ireland. Cobh known from 1849 until 1920 as Queenstown, is a tourist seaport town on the south coast of County Cork, The town was associated with the RMS Titanic , which was built in Belfast. Facing the town is Spike Island . A now disused prison and used to hold high profile prisoners. On a high point in the town of Cobh stands the cathedral church of the diocese of Cloyne, St Colman's. One of the tallest buildings in Ireland. Driving the Irish Countryside Driving through small Irish towns. On the main road in one village the newly picked up hire car, a diesel Hyundai, the engine stopped in traffic. We were unable to move with a gathering line of cars behind wondering what to do for a good minute. Pressed the go pedal the engine started and the car moved off. No thanks to the car hire staff for not telling me the car has a fuel saving mode. Drove a short detour to Tipperary Town. Walked around Tipp Town Shopping Centre housing a small cluster of retail shops in Tipperary. Horse breeding and racing is very prominent in County Tipperary. Races held at the Tipperary Racecourse are often broadcast live on dedicated racing television channels in Australia. One roadside signage said you have come a long way. Can't be much further away than Melbourne, southern Australia. 17,365 km as the crow flies. Traveldriven ENTER CLICK/TAP TIPPERARY GOOGLE MAPS ROCK OF CASHEL & IRISH FOLKLORE NOT FAR TO TIPPERARY, TWENTY KM DRIVE COBH ROCK OF CASHEL PREV PAGE NEXT HOMEPAGE

Malahide and the Castle Malahide is approximately 18 km from of Dublin. Malahide Castle dates from the 12th century. Squirrels are regularly seen in the foliage walking through the extensive castle grounds. There are daily tours and a Gift shop. Castle grounds are used for sporting events on weekends. Muckross House The House is six kilometres from the town of Killarney. Dublin to Killarney is 300 km by road. The mansion was built in 1843. Daily tours. The Cliffs of Moher are sea cliffs. Dublin to The Cliffs of Moher by road 270 km. They run for about 14 kilometres. From the southern end, they rise 120 metres above the Atlantic Ocean. Irish Traditional Wedding Accompanied by our Irish hosts, we embarked on a memorable journey to attend a traditional Irish wedding nestled in the picturesque countryside, a few hours' drive away from the bustling city of Dublin. Along the way, we passed by numerous hauntingly beautiful ruined and abandoned castles, each telling a story of bygone eras. Despite encountering a few wrong turns and moments of confusion, we managed to reach the charming village where the wedding was taking place just in the nick of time, with only 15 minutes to spare before the commencement of the service. The outdoor setting exuded a rustic charm, adorned with grand marquees and the tantalizing aroma of a roasting pig on a spit, adding to the festive atmosphere of the celebration. As we arrived, a moment of panic ensued when the car keys seemed to have disappeared amidst the lush green grass of the lawns. Frantically searching with the help of others, we scoured the area for over an hour, fearing the worst. Fortunately, after a thorough search, it turned out that the keys were merely misplaced, bringing a collective sigh of relief to all involved. Despite the initial hiccup, the rest of the day unfolded seamlessly, filled with joyous celebrations, heartfelt moments, and the warmth of Irish hospitality. It was a truly unforgettable day that left a lasting impression on everyone present, a perfect blend of tradition, camaraderie, and love that made the Irish wedding a truly magical experience. Traveldriven MALAHIDE CASTLE MALAHIDE CITY CENTRE OUT TO DINNER IN MALAHIDE IRISH HOTEL MUSIC JAM, MALAHIDE EXIT MALAHIDE CASTLE GATES MUCKROSS HOUSE WALKING THE POODLES MUCKROSS HOUSE CASTLE RUINS IN THE IRISH COUNTRYSIDE CASTLE RUINS CLIFFS OF MOHER CLIFFS OF MOHER MALAHIDE GOOGLE MAPS PREV PAGE NEXT HOMEPAGE

Dublin is the capital of the Republic of Ireland. It is situated at the mouth of the River Liffey. Appearing much more pleasant a city than Belfast. Belfast is the capital and largest city of Northern Ireland. Drove to the Belfast Titanic Exhibition from Dublin with our Irish hosts. A two hour drive one way. Many flags displayed along streets in the suburbs of Belfast. Both Irish and UK flags. Always segregated to defined living areas of Catholics and Protestants even to this day. A reminder of the "Troubles" not all that long ago. Even now, our Irish hosts would not stop in any of these areas for fear of vehicle vandalism because of the Dublin number plates displayed. Traveldriven CLICK TO ENTER BELFAST TITANIC EXHIBITION CENTER GOOGLE MAPS IN REALTIME https://www.google.com/maps/place/Titanic+Belfast/ DRIVE DUBLIN TO BELFAST & ATTEND THE TITANIC EXHIBITION CENTRE GUINNESS BREWERY DUBLIN LEPRECHAUN FAMOUS HOTEL 'THE TEMPLE BAR' DUBLIN DUBLIN WATER RATES PROTEST ATTENDED BY IRA TAKE IT EASY TITANIC BELFAST EXHIBITION CENTRE HARLAND & WOLFF'S CRANES DOMINATE THE BELFAST SKYLINE TYPICAL BUILDING IN BELFAST PORT AREA DUBLIN GOOGLE MAPS PREV PAGE NEXT HOMEPAGE

PARIS & SIGHTS Paris is located in northern central France. The outside viewing area on top of the Arc De Triomphe along the Champs-Elysees Avenue can be accessed via internal stairs. The Mona Lisa in 'The Louvre' may be walked around as the painting is hung on a free standing wall. The area behind the Mona Lisa offers breathing space away from the crush in the front. Palace of Versailles is near the outer suburbs of Paris. The area could cover more than the size of a country town. A small tourist train without rails runs on the grounds and is needed to get about in a reasonable time. Traveldriven CLICK TO ENTER Av. des Champs-Élysées, https://www.google.com/maps/place/Av.+des+Champs- THE LOUVRE THE LOUVRE FEATURING 35,000 ART WORKS MONA LISA MONA LISA CRUSH VENUS DE MILO, IN NEED OF ARMS KING TUT OF EGYPT? ARC DE TRIOMPHE PARIS PUSHBIKE TAXI EIFFEL TOWER SUNRISE Bus departure point opposite the Eiffel Tower, Paris. Full Day return trip tourist bus to The Palace of Versailles. PALACE OF VERSAILIES PALACE OF VERSAILIES GARDENS PALACE OF VERSAILIES GALERIE DES BATAILLES (HALL OF BATTLES) HALL OF MIRRORS INSIDE THE PALACE CHAPEL PALACE GROUNDS PARIS GOOGLE MAPS VERSAILLES GOOGLE MAPS PREV PAGE NEXT HOMEPAGE

REGAINING ABILITY TO DRIVE 6 SPEED MANUAL MUSTANG GT... Medical approval was given to drive a private motor vehicle after four plus months of impaired mobility from; Chronic Inflammatory Demyelinating Polyneuropathy. CIDP Now able to park a car in a garage on first attempt after initial self-imposed no driving followed by complete loss of driving function. After a period of eighteen weeks and receiving medical approval. Also after another additional month of privately arranged driving supervision it was deemed safe to resume driving and allow driving once again on the open road. No driving aids or vehicle modifications were required. No licence restrictions were placed on automatic or a manual shift for a private motor vehicle. In future, medical advice on driving competency to be served to the licensing authorities when required. However on strongly advised personal medical advice for my own circumstances of CIDP, driving was self restricted to the local regional area for greater than twelve months because of chronic fatigue of limbs in both arms and legs. All medical advice was considered and followed. Also read all Traveldriven CIDP posts if interested. Begin with CIDP Improvements Five Years Go to post Traveldriven RELEARN TO DRIVE MUSTANG GT DRIVE TEST 1 CAR PARK DRIVE TEST 2 QUIET COUNTRY ROAD... & AVOIDING KANGAROO'S DRIVE TEST 3 HIGHWAY DRIVE RELEARNING TO DRIVE DRIVE TEST 4 TOWN DRIVE RELEARNING TO DRIVE FIRST SOLO DRIVE THE LONG ROAD TO RECOVERY? Chronic Inflammatory Demyelinating Polyneuropathy PREV MUSTANG GT NEXT HOMEPAGE

EDINBURGH CASTLE & THE ROYAL MILE Edinburgh is the capital of Scotland. Edinburgh Castle is a historic castle in Edinburgh, Scotland. It stands on Castle Rock. A very imposing mountain back drop to Edinburgh city. Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo Nightly shows run during the month of August. Held in front of Edinburgh Castle. Seating for many thousands to view each evening. The Royal Mile From the Castle gates to the Palace gates the street is almost exactly a mile (1.6 km) long and runs downhill to Holyrood Palace. Shop frontage on most of the mile. Many sell souvenirs. Whisky stores frequent the mile. The Edinburgh Festival Fringe is the world's largest arts festival, it takes place in Edinburgh daily every August along with the military tattoo. There are hundreds of street performers. Arrived Edinburgh Waverley train station upon first morning light aboard the Caledonian Sleeper from London. An eight hour train trip. Sleeping quarters were a little cramped but ok. Train station buildings are made of stone. An old world charm. Edinburgh is a very scenic city with the large dramatic Castle overlooking the city CBD. Held pre-ordered tickets to the Edinburgh Tattoo. The Tattoo is performed nightly over August. During the day street buskers perform in the Royal Mile. All looked over by the imposing castle. Traveldriven CLICK TO ENTER EDINBURGH CASTLE https://www.google.com/maps/place/Edinburgh+Castle Caledonian Sleeper London to Edinburgh https://rail.cc/night-train/london-edinburgh-caledonian-sleeper/198 EDINBURGH CASTLE THE SCOTTISH HIGHLANDS THICK SCOTTISH ACCENT ONE O'CLOCK GUN FIRING EDINBURGH CASTLE EDINBURGH TATTOO GUN DRILL Scotland, Scotland the Brave EDINBURGH CITY STREET PERFORMER STREET PERFORMERS ROYAL MILE EDINBURGH GOOGLE MAPS PREV PAGE NEXT HOMEPAGE

LOCH NESS CRUISE ON THE LAKE Loch Ness deepest point is 230 metres. (126 fathoms; 755 ft). Full day bus tours are available to Loch Ness. Driving through the Scottish Highlands and countryside. Roadside highland cattle and farms dotted around the countryside. The tour bus driver with a thick Scottish accent added a unique charm to our journey. Despite the initial challenge of deciphering his words, we soon found ourselves captivated by the melodic cadence of his speech. His accent painted a vivid picture of his homeland, transporting us to the rugged landscapes and historic castles of Scotland with each word he spoke. As we traversed the winding roads and rolling hills, his stories of local folklore and traditions enriched our experience, providing us with a deeper understanding of the rich cultural tapestry of the region. Though there were moments of confusion, we embraced the opportunity to learn more about his heritage and appreciated the authenticity he brought to our tour. In the end, the bus driver's Scottish accent became an integral part of our adventure, leaving us with lasting memories of a truly immersive and unforgettable journey.There is much friendly rivalry between east and west Scottish cities according to the driver. On Loch Ness The tour boat experience on Loch Ness was truly exceptional, thanks to the highly knowledgeable and engaging guides on board. These guides not only provided valuable information about the history and geography of the area but also delved into the intriguing legend of Nessie, the mythical creature said to inhabit the depths of the loch. Their insights and expertise added a fascinating layer to the tour, sparking discussions and debates among the passengers. One of the most compelling aspects of the tour was the guide's opinion on the legend of Nessie. With a blend of facts, folklore, and personal anecdotes, the guide presented a compelling case that resonated with many on the boat. Their perspective shed new light on the mystery surrounding Nessie, offering a plausible explanation that seemed to strike a chord with those seeking to unravel the truth behind the myth. As the boat glided across the serene waters of Loch Ness, passengers were not only treated to breathtaking views of the Scottish Highlands but also to a deeper understanding of the cultural significance of the legendary creature said to lurk below. The guides' passion for their subject was palpable, and their ability to weave together history, science, and local lore created a truly immersive and enlightening experience for all on board. By the end of the tour, many passengers found themselves pondering the guide's words and reflecting on the age-old mystery of Nessie. Whether a believer or a skeptic, everyone aboard the tour boat on Loch Ness departed with a newfound appreciation for the enduring legend that continues to capture the imagination of people around the world. The only Nessie sighting on the day was the sticker on the window of the boat. Traveldriven CLICK TO ENTER LOCH NESS https://www.google.com/maps/place/Loch+Ness LOCH NESS LAKE CRUISE NESSIE SPOTTED ON THE LOCH? PAUSIBLE EXPLANATION OF LOCH NESS MONSTER PREV PAGE NEXT HOMEPAGE

LONDON & SIGHTS London is the capital and largest city of England There are several London Bridge's. The underground Tube rail network could exit to any one of these bridges named London Bridge in the CBD. Several attempts on exiting the Tube revealed a different London Bridge. London Bridge, from the folk song, 'London Bridge is Falling Down' and Tower Bridge are about one kilometre apart. The famed Tower Bridge on approach to Tower Of London is a short walk from the Tube. The internal workings of the bridge lifting road deck counterweights may be viewed. Churchhill War Rooms are where the British government lead by Winston Churchhill conducted the Second World War. Many rooms can be viewed. The bunker rooms are twelve feet below ground level under London city streets. Lord's Cricket Ground has interesting tours and is home to 'The Ashes'. Traveldriven CLICK TO ENTER TOWER OF LONDON https://www.google.com/maps/place/Tower+of+London BUSY TRAFALGAR SQUARE & BUSKERS CHURCHHILL WAR ROOMS LONDON GOOGLE MAPS PREV PAGE NEXT HOMEPAGE