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Jay’s tour of London

Do you want to learn more about London and its famous sights? Look at Jay’s pictures and read his e-mail to Amir, Jay’s cousin in Bradford.

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Hi Amir,

I can’t wait for your visit to London next week – I want to show you lots of cool things here! London Eye is a good place to start: It’s 135 m high – I hope you’re not scared!

Brick Lane is a very famous street in East London. Lots of people from India and Bangladesh live here and some people call this place Banglatown. You can see English and Bengali street signs, and there are lots of curry restaurants – great for a lunch break.

But what’s really cool is the street art! Lots of street artists live in Brick Lane too. That’s why they make a lot of music videos there. The street art is great for videos – big pictures and graffiti in crazy colours on the walls!

I know you’re into history! So I want to show you the Horse Guards at Whitehall. It’s an old building and today it’s a museum. You can see horses there too.

One of my favourite places is Covent Garden! I love the street shows there. They’re the best in London! You can see and hear different things – music, comedy, magic tricks and more!

Have you got other ideas?

See you soon!Jay