news.bbc.co.uk My Days of Traveling - Part 4 The beginning of travels started in January 1965 when I traveled from Dublin by boat to Liverpool and continued onto London by train, arriving in London on a cold wintery morning. I first stayed in a B&B on Sussex Gardens and to get to know London I use to go out about 4am with a map and walk around to get know London with out all the traffic. The first place I visit was 28 Hyde Park Gate the residence of Winton Churchill when he was on death bed. I wondered down this narrow mews to his door and few police men about never said a word. Days later I was again on my early morning walk-abouts and I was in the Westminster area to see Big Ben and there was a lot of people around and I asked a police man what was going on. He told me Churchill was lying in state all night at Westminster. Just then Big Ben began the chime for 6am and he told me I better hurry because the doors are about to be closed. I got to Westminster Hall side entrance and there were two guys closing these huge doors and as doors were moving I asked about getting in and the door kept moving and the doors closed but right away one door opened a little for me to squeeze in, they were good enough to open the door for me. Estimated one million people paid their respects to Winston Churchill. The beauty about London you can pick to live in many good areas and have access to the tube(underground) the easiest underground to get around in the world. I lived in Earl's Court <b>...</b>