The London Eye

Posted by Janis - January 2nd, 2007

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JanisBritish Airways gives Londoners and visitors a bird’s eye view of the Thames, Big Ben, Parliment, St. Paul’s Cathedral, the Globe, and the Tate Modern. A carousel of glass-enclosed spheres slowly and silently moves around the hub to bring all of this area of London within view. The sensation is not the same as the carousels of the fairs in your past, but your eyes and your spirit experience unparalleled “lift.”

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