Thank Yous, and a London Question

[przed]

Thanks to everyone for the good wishes on the job. I'll respond to everyone soon, I promise, but at the moment I have to make a birthday card for a party Ros is going to this afternoon, complete the assignment for an online course that's due while I'm in England and, ya know, pack.

This time tomorrow, I'll be jetlagged and in London!

And speaking of London, can anyone there tell me what sort of footwear I should be bringing? Would the big, furry, Canadian boots be overkill, or can I get away with a solid pair of walking shoes?

Comments

[nakeisha.livejournal.com]

I don't live in London, but I'd recommend the solid pair of walking shoes. I don't think there is any snow there at the moment.

Have a safe trip.

[norfolkdumpling.livejournal.com]

All very good news!

I'm not in London, but I'm less that an hour down the M4 and I'd say big furry boots would definitely be overkill. No snow at the moment, and temps well above freezing for now, although it is going to be very wet over the next few days.

Safe journey m'dear :)

[liars-dance.livejournal.com]

definitely walking shoes and a waterproof jacket!! Its going to be wet and windy in the south tomorrow. Safe journey!

[ancastar.livejournal.com]

I'm thrilled for you and your London trip. But I'm also so freakin' jealous. Have a great time.

[draycevixen.livejournal.com]

I'm getting such a contact buzz at the idea of your being off to London post-hastey like. *g*

As everyone's already pointed out, I'd say solid walking shoes. Yes, there's been a lot more snow in England than there usually is but it still doesn't compare with the sort of volume of snow you regularly see and no where near as cold.