Julie Sinclair

The Admiralty is part of the Fuller's Pub Group operating since 1845. This is a lovely pub situated in Trafalgar Square, opposite the National Portrait Gallery. The pub is located near the Prime Minister's Office, and from there it is only a short walk to Big Ben. The Admiralty is a wonderful combination of old world charm and modern atmosphere. The Pub offers a wide selection of drinks, including Fuller's favorites such as London Pride and ESB, as well as craft lagers such as Frontier. Fuller's ESB (Extra Special Bitter) was the CAMRA British Beer Champion in 1978, 1981 and 1985. In addition, ESB won the World Champion Beer award twice, earning it the nickname "The Champion Ale"!
Admiralty might be the perfect place if you're craving a traditional Sunday roast! My Sunday roast was a truly delightful dining experience!
For my Sunday roast, I ordered Sirloin of Owton's beef with a variety of vegetables for £24.95. I received 3 pieces of juicy medium-rare beef with a unique roast flavor, plus a generous bouquet of vegetables, i.e. young carrots, young cabbage and cauliflower. Golden roasted potatoes were fluffy inside and crispy on the outside. There was also delicious and wonderfully puffed Yorkshire pudding.
My overall dining experience at The Admiralty was truly amazing and I would recommend it to anyone looking for traditional British cuisine at its best.

EF Language School is located in London's beautiful Waterloo district, 10 minutes from London's top attractions such as Shakespeare's Globe Theatre, Tate Modern Gallery and Big Ben. The school building has beautiful Victorian features from the 19th century, while the interior of the building is modern and equipped with the latest multimedia equipment. The building is closed to the public to provide a safe environment for students. The school was opened in 1965 and is very popular among students from France, Spain, Japan, Russia and even South America. It offers a very interesting educational program, summer schools combined with sightseeing, as well as an intensive educational program preparing for Cambridge exams. There is a café on campus serving French-Italian breakfasts, snacks as well as lunches cooked on site. The café offers British, Italian and Asian cuisine. I highly recommend the school to everyone who values high quality and children's safety. The teaching staff is young, friendly and open-minded. The school is very popular with the children of my French and Spanish cousins who spend their holidays in London.

This site has connected me to cousins around the world of whom I have about 6,000. On the site you can present your family tree, exchange holiday videos and photos and, of course, correspond with your cousins by e-mail. An interesting fact might be that you share the same great-grandfather with someone who lives in the US, for example. I recommend it to anyone looking to connect with their family members!

This site is awesome and designed for true connoisseurs. The price for full participation is around US$1450. First results from as little as $50. The results of their archaeological research may reveal your kinship with cousins from before our era. It shows what they ate, unique products found in a particular area, and their migration across continents. The most interesting and unique thing about this site is that it shows if your distant cousin is someone who was famous years ago, like Ludwig van Beethoven.

I recommend Genomelink to all DNA enthusiasts. So far I have purchased 2 reports "Global Ancestry" and "European Heritage" which detail the genetic areas my ancestors come from in percentages. My grandfather comes from Ireland, my grandmother from England and I inherited these nationalities from my father. However, after my mother and her parents, I come from Scandinavia and Germany. It's all very exciting. I also think that the "Traits" that indicate allergies, genetic tendencies, and blood vitamin levels are also fairly accurate.