How easy it would be to spend a whole day reading Gary’s Personal Web Page. Philadelphia resident Gary took a trip to London where he learnt lots of useful things he can now pass on to his visitors:

…the numbering on the buildings [in London] is a little different. There are two numbers for each building. I heard that one number is for residents, and the other is for business.

He has taken wonderful pictures of the ‘Millennium Dome‘ (actually, Gary, that’s Embankment Place (clue: the train lines running into it) but never mind).

And his life is full of hilarious happenings:

At one point we had to stop for a traffic light. We were four cars from the front of the line in our lane. I noticed a Philadelphia policeman pull up beside us and pointed this out to Brenda. The light turned green. Our lane wasn’t moving. The car in front was trying to turn left against traffic. The intersection was clearly marked that turning left was illegal. The policeman pulled up along side of the car that was trying to turn. He just sat there and waited. When the traffic cleared, the car turned left, the policeman turned on his lights and turned across our lane to follow the miscreant. Brenda and I cheered.

Ummm… right.

1. Barred
   By the time I left the flat, Chelmsford was in the grip of a vicious traffic jam that snaked right through the town. The A12...
   
   
2. Pop Muzik
   The Oxford Street Megastore has been rearranged. It's now so confusing I got lost in there twice today. Once before work, once at lunchtime, hunting...
   
   
3. Snow
   Well there you go. You turn your back for five minutes, then stand up to close the curtains and the cars are covered in snow....