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London, Britain

By: Kaylee Cox & Glenn Caldwell
Photo by Anirudh Koul
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Table of Contents

  • PINK- Language
  • LIME GREEN- Customs
  • BLUE- Religion
  • CREAM- Weather
  • RED- Attractions
  • YELLOW- Landscape
  • ROSE- Activities
  • BURGUNDY- Food
  • GREY- Why I Want To Visit??
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Languages

  • British English(Main)
  • Scottish Gaelic
  • Cornish
  • Irish
  • Ulster Scotts
  • Welsh
  • Scotts
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Examples of their language

  • Instead of "Howdy" they say "Hello"
  • Instead of "Morning" they say "Good Morning" or "How Do you Do?"
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Customs

  • London is widely believed to be the custom capital of the world
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Examples of their Customs

  • Arts
  • Music
  • Museums
  • Festivals
  • Theatre
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Religion

  • Christianity (48.4%)
  • Not religious (20.7%)
  • Islam (12.4%)
  • Undeclared (8.6%)
  • Hinduism (5%)
  • Judaism (1.8%)
  • Sikhism (1.5%)
  • Buddhism (1%)
  • Other religions (0.6%)
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Weather

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Weather

  • High Winds
  • Hot/Cold
  • Medium to High Humidity
  • Mild Winters
  • Temperate Summers
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Attractions

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Kensington Palace

  • The childhood home of Queen Victoria; then it was the home of the late Princess Diana and now her eldest son, the Duke of Cambridge, Prince William, lives there with Kate and his two children
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Windsor Castle

  • Windsor Castle on the outskirts of London is the oldest and largest occupied castle in the world
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Benjamin Franklin House

  • The residence of Benjamin Franklin in London between 1757 and 1775, this man was involved with mediation between America and Britain as well as his groundbreaking scientific studies.
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Tower of London

  • The Tower of London is one of the world’s most famous fortresses and has seen service as royal palace, prison, armoury and even a zoo.
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Landscape

  • Rivers
  • Streams
  • Flat
  • Hills
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Activities

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Activities

  • London Eye
  • Olympics
  • Tennis (Wimbledon)
  • Football (Soccer)
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Food

  • Coffee and Tea
  • Fish and Chips
  • Pie (Steak) and Mash (Mashed Potatoes)
  • Cockles (Clam)
  • Sticky Toffee Pudding (Moist sponge cake stuffed with raisons or dates drenched in a toffee sauce and served with custard or ice cream)
  • Beef Wellington (Filet Steak)
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Why I Want to Visit??

  • Traditional but different food
  • Many Historical Attractions
  • Many different Cultures
  • Unique Customs
  • Fun, Exciting Events and activities

Kaylee Cox