Here you have a couple of pictures of the scale model you can see at the Museum of London. If you ever go to London, don't miss this museum. It's very interesting and very well explained!
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The Horse Guards & The London Eye
View of Manhattan from the Empire State Building
In case you forgot how I do look like when smiling!!!
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The Horse Guards & The London Eye
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10 comments:
Shakespeare wrote Romeo and Juliet!
I read this book and I like it.
In my opinion, it's very romantic.
María Mora.
Good job, María, you picked one of the most famous of his plays!
Hi Mireia!
Shakespeare wrote the tragedie: Antony and Cleopatra
Anna Andrés
Shakespeare wrote Hamlet.
If we want to give some extra information, we could say that it's got 4,042 lines and 29,551 words. Pretty long!!
Carles Canals
Good for you, Anna and Carles!
Pretty long, indeed, Carles!
'To be or not to be!'
Enjoy the loooooongggg weekend!
Hi Mireia!
Shakespeare wrote Othello.
you spend it well the weekend!
bye!
Laia Palau
Thanks Laia!
And, yes, I had a very nice weekend in the countryside!
Hi Mireia!
William Shakespeare wrote Macbeth. This is a tragedy of moral order.
See you later!
Laura Cabrero
Helloo Mireia!!
Shakespeare wrote the poem: Venus and Adonis.
Byeee!!
Sonia del Pino
Well done, Sonia and Laura!
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