Hi everyone!  I am glad to see that the staff at Discovery North Bay have been so keenly updating the Blog since my departure (I say, tongue firmly in-cheek). 

Well, for the three or four of you reading this, you'll be happy to know that I have taken my show on the road, and have arrived safely in London, UK (no, not London, Ontario) and have already begun taking in the history here. 

Yesterday, I visited the Tower of London.  Sadly, I can't prove this with pictures, as I don't have a camera (yet) and have been relying on some new friends to take my pictures for me.  I guess the point of this, though, is to say that I have already begun my plan to spread Shadwear across the Globe.  You know those stores or shops that have pictures of people with their t-shirts/bags/funny toys/whatever, in front of world landmarks?  Well, I want to do that with Shadwear.  So, soon enough, I will be posting some photos of my favourite t-shirt, in front of some of my favourite London locales.

But anyway, the Tower of London was spectacular.  Really something else.  It's been a lifetime dream of mine to see the Crown Jewels, which are housed at the Tower in a super-secure vault designed just for the purpose of allowing visitors to come in without taking any of the jewels as souvenirs.  The verdict: They are amazing. 

The Tower itself is also quite incredible.  It's much larger than I had ever thought it would be, and quite varied in form and function.  Its most famous function was that of a prison, but did you know that it was never built for this purpose?  It just happened to be a very good place to keep prisoners...

Okay, that's all I have for today.  Prove to me that you're reading this, and leave me a comment! 

Posted by: Kyle, @DNB Blog Foreign Correspondent