England - F.T. Burke

Yesterday, I was in Hyde Park and I found a nice stick that I whittled into a walking stick with my pocket knife . . . (Wanderer, page 81)

Then when I got on the Tube to head back to my place I was accosted by the bobbies. They accused me of having a weapon. I just gave them the stick so they would leave me alone. (Wanderer, page 81)

London is a nice place to take long wandering walks, very interesting with all the history and people from all stations of life. (Wanderer, page 66)

I make my way to a hostel near St. Paul’s Cathedral on Oxford Street. (Wanderer, page 65)

I head out the lobby and onto Oxford Street heading downtown. I’m walking to Trafalgar Square and Picadilly Square. My walking companion is a young Canadian woman, Janet. (Wanderer, page 69)

Big Ben & Parliament Buildings

I locate the hostel, arrange for a bunk to call my own, then drop off my gear in my room. (Wanderer, page 65)

Iconic Double Decker Bus