Lion Guardians

Category: Uncategorized | Date: May 19 2009 | By: lionguardians

On Saturday, I had to go to London to take an English exam at Acton College. After my exam, I had some time to walk around London, the oldest city I have ever seen!

It was a great experience to see this old city that I had only ever seen in movies before. I got the chance to visit the British Museum and learned a lot about Greek and Egyptian history. Here I am in front of the British Museum…

And inside the museum with a very ancient lion!

I went to Trafalgar Square and saw another lion! I am so proud that there are many statues of the amazing animals we are trying to protect all over London, and I hope this means that the people of England love these animals and want to help protect them. If that is true - please help us with a donation! The Lion Guardians still need your support! And a big thank you to those of you who have donated recently.

I also went to the River Thames and saw St Paul’s Cathedral (you can see it in the distance below).

I also saw Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament.

It was such an amazing place, and I only had one afternoon to look at it all, so I plan to visit with my class mates. I’d really like to visit Buckingham Palace and the London Eye too.

After all is said and done, I am crossing my fingers that I will pass the English exam, which will determine my stay here at Oxford University.

Tags: Kenya, lion, lion conservation, Lion Guardians, lions, london, Maasai, masai, Oxford University

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