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Stranger. I'm very frozen. I'm afraid I'll get pickpocketed. Wouldn't I be attacked by a stranger? Boundary. Boundary. Boundary again. I walked around with a lot of strength in my body. I watched the Changing of the Guard ceremony at Buckingham Palace and sat on a bench in St. James's Park. It was raining and my bangs sank. I rolled my hair in my bangs and ate sandwiches and chocolate cookies. The students who came on a group tour looked at me and chatted. He chuckled and said something to me, but I didn't understand. why are you laughing? I didn't feel good, but it didn't matter. Because I was very hungry. Maybe it was funny to see me doing hair roll. In this case, it is advantageous not to understand. It rained vaguely on and off.British people do not use umbrellas, but there were quite a few people who did. London has good bus routes, so you could easily visit major tourist spots by charging your oystercard. I stopped by all the planned destinations and sat down in front of City Hall to see the night view of Tower Bridge. It didn't get dark even if I waited and waited. It was colder than expected. I also have runny nose. I couldn't do it anymore, so I went accommodation. I stayed in a 10-person dormitory. I was alone among the girls who came on a group tour. They greeted me first. Open the door instead. They also handed over toast at breakfast time. My heart, which was frozen by all kinds of unfamiliar things, was gradually relieved thanks to small considerations. Thank you and it was warm. Not all memories of the trip were good. There was a man who was chasing after me screaming in Neal's Yard. And I was ignored because i couldn't pronounce banila latte well. However, main memory of my first overseas trip was the favor of strangers rather than the night view of the London Eye and Big Ben.