I wanna showyou how nice pictures are.
Plane . Freedom
Alone
Dock?
วันอังคารที่ 11 สิงหาคม พ.ศ. 2552
The Beach at Kanom, Th
coconut trees
Left Side
another view
Kanom Beach
This place is a nice beach to visit . It's not far from Nakon Sri Thammarat
Amazing Thailand :)
วันจันทร์ที่ 10 สิงหาคม พ.ศ. 2552
Notting Hill Carnival 2009
Ladbroke Grove, W10 5QZ30th & 31st August 2009
Held since 1966, the Notting Hill Carnival is under threat for 2009 due to concerns over public safety - last year saw 40 police officers injured. But we'd be very surprised if the organisers can't find a way to make the legendary street carnival to go ahead. Originally a local affair for west London's homesick Caribbean community, this has evolved into Europe's biggest street party. Carnival sets London on fire in a blaze of Caribbean spirit as extravagantly costumed dancers, calypso and soca musicians, giant soundsystems and steelbands are joined by over a million revellers of all ages. Sunday is officially Children's Day, but there are loads of kids on both days enjoying the bright colours of the floats and the dancers' feathered costumes. Adults can shake their battys at dozens of stages: our favourites are Channel 1's booming dub, and the jazz-reggae at Gaz's Rockin' Blues, but there are tunes for all tastes, from house to hip-hop. It's a huge area, and can get very crowded, so be prepared for an exhausting day out, but for anyone who loves a party, Carnival remains the absolute highlight of the London summer.
Venue: Ladbroke Grove
Address: Notting Hill, and Westbourne Grove, W10 5QZ
Phone: 020 7727 0072
Date: 30th & 31st August 2009
Time: Arrive around 12 noon Things start to cool off at about 7pm
Pricing: Free
Nearest Station: Ladbroke Grove / Westbourne Park Tube
Credit website : http://www.londontown.com/
Beach down Festival 2009
Beachdown Festival 2009Devil's Dyke, RH17 5NU28th August - 31st August 2009
This four-day boutique festival party near Brighton boasts a steller line up and a superb location, making it the ideal option for an August bank holiday trip away from London. H
eadlining is none other than the imposing queen of the flat-top, Grace Jones, with support coming from indie rockers The Zutons, Welsh alternative oddballs Super Furry Animals, Gallic turn table legend Laurent Garnier and Mancunian post-punkers The Fall. With a whole cluster of famous DJs (Gilles Peterson, anyone?), local acts and guest residencies (Favela Chic, par exemple), combined with 42 hours of alternative film and comedy entertainment (including a top family friendly zone), all played out at a bracing location of rolling hills (which won't flood) overlooking the sea, and washed down with the best organic food and drink on offer, Beachdown really does cater for everyone. Shuttlebusses also run all day back and forth from Brighton, making this a festival that's very easy to dip in and out of if you don't fancy camping for the full four days. For more information and ticket details go to http://www.beachdownfestival.com/.
eadlining is none other than the imposing queen of the flat-top, Grace Jones, with support coming from indie rockers The Zutons, Welsh alternative oddballs Super Furry Animals, Gallic turn table legend Laurent Garnier and Mancunian post-punkers The Fall. With a whole cluster of famous DJs (Gilles Peterson, anyone?), local acts and guest residencies (Favela Chic, par exemple), combined with 42 hours of alternative film and comedy entertainment (including a top family friendly zone), all played out at a bracing location of rolling hills (which won't flood) overlooking the sea, and washed down with the best organic food and drink on offer, Beachdown really does cater for everyone. Shuttlebusses also run all day back and forth from Brighton, making this a festival that's very easy to dip in and out of if you don't fancy camping for the full four days. For more information and ticket details go to http://www.beachdownfestival.com/.Venue: Devil's DykeAddress: Brighton, RH17 5NUPhone: 01273 666363
Date: 28th August - 31st August 2009
Time: Gates open 12noon Fri 28 Aug, close 9pm Mon 31 Aug
Pricing: Weekend tickets from £97.50Nearest Station: Brighton Rail
credit website : http://www.londontown.com/
August festivals and Fairs 2009
Hey guys , i attend to let you know all of london via this blog
Well, Thank you for information every website that i find out them
Today i will suggest y'all about London Festivals and fairs 2009
In August :
Field Day 2009Victoria Park, E3 5SN1st August 2009After the mayhem of Lovebox Weekender and the trance dance-athon that will be Tiesto, Victoria Park will host a very different event as Field Day comes to the East End's lavish green space for its third year. While most of the London outdoor music events are crowded and highly commercial affairs, Field Day goes against the grain, attempting to capture the laid back sunshine-and-cider vibe of a small, rural festival. With 5,000 visitors fitting very comfortably into Victoria Park, it describes itself as a psychedelic village fete. This seems to mean folksy electronica joined by a coconut shy, tombola, sack races and bowling for bacon - with some harder beats as the sun sets (following a good old fashioned tug-o'-war). Teething problems have marred the last two years - poor sound the first year and unacceptable toilet queues last - but the idea is a good one, and hopefully it'll all run a bit more smoothly third time lucky. Confirmed acts include Scottish post-rockers Mogwai, African musician Toumani Diabate and electronic remixers Aeroplane.
Venue: Victoria ParkAddress: Grove Road, E3 5SNPhone: 0870 264 3333Date: 1st August 2009Time: 11.30am-10.30pmPricing: £29.50 + booking feeNearest Station: Bethnal Green Tube
credit website : http://www.londontown.com/
Thank you so much
Well, Thank you for information every website that i find out them
Today i will suggest y'all about London Festivals and fairs 2009
In August :
Field Day 2009Victoria Park, E3 5SN1st August 2009After the mayhem of Lovebox Weekender and the trance dance-athon that will be Tiesto, Victoria Park will host a very different event as Field Day comes to the East End's lavish green space for its third year. While most of the London outdoor music events are crowded and highly commercial affairs, Field Day goes against the grain, attempting to capture the laid back sunshine-and-cider vibe of a small, rural festival. With 5,000 visitors fitting very comfortably into Victoria Park, it describes itself as a psychedelic village fete. This seems to mean folksy electronica joined by a coconut shy, tombola, sack races and bowling for bacon - with some harder beats as the sun sets (following a good old fashioned tug-o'-war). Teething problems have marred the last two years - poor sound the first year and unacceptable toilet queues last - but the idea is a good one, and hopefully it'll all run a bit more smoothly third time lucky. Confirmed acts include Scottish post-rockers Mogwai, African musician Toumani Diabate and electronic remixers Aeroplane.
Venue: Victoria ParkAddress: Grove Road, E3 5SNPhone: 0870 264 3333Date: 1st August 2009Time: 11.30am-10.30pmPricing: £29.50 + booking feeNearest Station: Bethnal Green Tube
credit website : http://www.londontown.com/
Thank you so much
Travel in London
Hi Everyone
This is the first topic of this blog. I really want you all to know London before you go there
First, i will recommend you about Buckingham Palace!!
Buckingham Palace may charge exorbitant entry fees but, as the London home of the Queen, it draws millions of tourists each year. They flock to witness royal pageantry dating back centuries at the Changing of the Guard ceremony at 1130 daily from April to July (alternate days at other times of the year), and for the rare chance to see inside a royal residence. The building, by John Nash and Edward Blore, was built in the 19th century around the shell of Buckingham House. The rather drab fa?ade was added in 1913. The State Rooms of the palace, including the Throne Room and the Picture Gallery, are only open to the public in summer.
Buckingham Palace Road, SW1 Tel: (020) 7321 2233. Fax: (020) 7930 9625. Website: www.royal.gov.uk/palaces/bp.htm Transport: Underground Green ParkOpening hours: Daily 0930-1615 (6 Aug-3 Oct only). Admission: £10.50, concessions available
This is the first topic of this blog. I really want you all to know London before you go there
First, i will recommend you about Buckingham Palace!!
Buckingham Palace may charge exorbitant entry fees but, as the London home of the Queen, it draws millions of tourists each year. They flock to witness royal pageantry dating back centuries at the Changing of the Guard ceremony at 1130 daily from April to July (alternate days at other times of the year), and for the rare chance to see inside a royal residence. The building, by John Nash and Edward Blore, was built in the 19th century around the shell of Buckingham House. The rather drab fa?ade was added in 1913. The State Rooms of the palace, including the Throne Room and the Picture Gallery, are only open to the public in summer.
Buckingham Palace Road, SW1 Tel: (020) 7321 2233. Fax: (020) 7930 9625. Website: www.royal.gov.uk/palaces/bp.htm Transport: Underground Green ParkOpening hours: Daily 0930-1615 (6 Aug-3 Oct only). Admission: £10.50, concessions available
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