After the train ride back from Bath, we got into London with only a plan to find a hostel and stall until our flight the next day.  We had been trying to get in touch with a guy that we had met in Rome, Theo for all of you following along.  If you forgot about Theo, click HERE to refresh your memory.  Anywho, we had been trying to get in touch with Theo but with no luck. Then, by the some great swing of fortune, the telephone number worked and we found Theo!!  We were pumped and he so graciously offered to put us up for the night. 
    We felt like the luckiest people on the earth.  Not only did we have a place to stay but we have a native Brit to show us around.  And man did we have a blast.  Theo was a gracious host. We met his family and he showed us around for the night.  He drove us around, took us to Ben Ben and gave us a tour of the city.  Then we went out and he took us out on the town.  Theo, you know you've three best friends in the states, WHEN you come over.  Thanks so much.

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                                                                                                            Some pictures from the next morning- We woke up
                                                                                                       and Theo took us to the Camden Market.  This place
                                                                                                        was the biggest market in all of England and was really
                                                                                                           terrific.  The history behind it was that it was the
                                                                                                         stables for the horses of the public transportation
                                                                                                          department in the early 1900's and prior.
                                                                              

                                                                                                          
                                                                                                          
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