The WAPL International Incident – Europe, with The Afternoon Road Show’s John Jordan and a group of WAPL listeners, crossed under the English Channel, by train through The Chunnel, to France. Here’s a few more London shots as well as some Paris pics.
John has been able to tick a number of items off his bucket list. He crossed Abbey Road barefoot like Paul McCartney on the famed album cover. John also went to Dukes, one of Ian Fleming’s favorite bars, where he enjoyed a Vesper which is a cocktail invented and named by Fleming in his first James Bond novel Casino Royale. John even ascended to the top on the Eiffel Tower and made a pilgrimage to the grave of Jim Morrison.
And, of course, John and the entire group are in good hands with Fox World Travel & Globus Journeys.
The WAPL International Incident – Europe, with The Afternoon Road Show’s John Jordan and a group of WAPL listeners, crossed under the English Channel, by train through The Chunnel, to France. Here’s a few more London shots as well as some Paris pics.
John has been able to tick a number of items off his bucket list. He crossed Abbey Road barefoot like John Lennon on the famed album cover. John also went to Dukes, one of Ian Fleming’s favorite bars, where he enjoyed a Vesper which is a cocktail invented and named by Fleming in his first James Bond novel Casino Royale. John even ascended to the top on the Eiffel Tower and made a pilgrimage to the grave of Jim Morrison.
And, of course, John and the entire group are in good hands with Fox World Travel & Globus Journeys.
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- John Jordan Crossing Abbey Road
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- Abbey Road Studio
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- At Duke’s, a favorite bar of Ian Fleming’s, for a Vesper, a cocktail invented by Fleming for his first James Bond novel.
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- John Jordan in Greenwich, England, straddling the Prime Meridian, with one foot in each hemisphere.
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- The starting point of the Jack the Ripper tour in the Whitechapel district of London.
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- A work by famed anonymous street artist Banksy.
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- The nighttime illumination of the Eiffel Tower.
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- The view of Paris from the top of the Eiffel tower.
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- The grave of The Doors Jim Morrison in Paris’ Pierre Lachaise Cemetery
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- The patially restored Notre Dame Cathedral just three years after it’s catastrophic fire.
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- Another view of the partially restored Notre Dame Cathedral
[Photos by John Jordan and Marc Evans]
