Listening to the Paddington Bear dubbed by this teacher, I remembered the experience of encountering this teacher when walking on the streets of Islington last time, and then seeing the familiar street scene of London in the movie, I can’t help feeling that this movie is really a story. A love letter to London.
Gruber's Antiques——Gruber antique shop Let’s talk about Portobello market at Notting Hill Gate. This is London’s largest antique market. It opens every Saturday, but you must go early because the owners are 2 in the afternoon. It's about to close down. Paddington went here to find a birthday present for Aunt Lucy. Subway station: Notting Hill Gate
Where the Browns live There are many colorful houses in London, the most famous of which is in the Notting Hill Gate area, but the Browns live in Chalcot Crescent. It is very close to the London Zoo and next to the famous Camden Market. Subway station: Chalk Farm
The book's first London landmark building - Tower Bridge often someone Tower Bridge (Tower Bridge) mistakenly believe that London Bridge (London Bridge), probably because "London Bridge is falling down" (London Bridge Is Falling Down ) This song is so famous, and Tower Bridge is spectacular and beautiful, so when everyone sees a majestic and exquisite bridge on the Thames in central London, they will think that it is "London Bridge". London Bridge has a history of more than 2,000 years and is the oldest crossing point on the Thames, while Tower Bridge was built in 1894 and the two towers are Victorian style. The nearest subway station to London Bridge is Monument Station, and the nearest subway station to Tower Bridge is Tower Hill. The picture below shows London Bridge on the left and Tower Bridge on the right.
The second book of London landmarks - St Paul's Cathedral dressed as nuns Hugh Grant captured the hearts of non-stop drinking tea St Paul's Cathedral Security (Simon Law Nabi ornaments), and later fled instantly dressing . This section is so wonderful that I can't stop laughing. St. Paul’s Cathedral was originally built in 604 AD. It was destroyed by the Vikings in 961. It was destroyed with the entire city in the fire of 1087. In 1561, lightning struck the church’s representative spire, which was once again torched by the Great Fire of London in 1666. . ——In short, it is very tortuous. The current St. Paul’s Cathedral looks like it was rebuilt in 1675. It should be noted that, unlike most churches that are free and open to the public, entry into St. Paul’s Cathedral is a subway station that requires a ticket: St. Paul's
The place where Mr. Brown works-The Shard. Mr. Brown looked up and found Paddington was cleaning the glass outside the window. This is not an ordinary office building, but the tallest building in Europe-the Shard. The Shard, also known as the "Star Picking Tower", is 309.6 meters high and has 95 floors. The rent is too expensive. As of February 2014, the vacancy rate of the office buildings in the building was 70%. By the way, next to the Shard is the largest vegetable market in the UK-Borough Market. For articles about this vegetable market, please click " AM takes you to London's largest vegetable market, Borough Market " Metro station: London Bridge
Paddington Station- Paddington Station Paddington Station is not only the place where the Browns met the Paddington Cubs, but also the key address in the second movie. In the real Paddington Railway Station, there are not only the statue of Paddington Bear, but also the Paddington Bear souvenir store. And here you can really take the steam train, the train is called "Flying Scotsman" (Flying Scotsman), the original route is between London and Edinburgh, now you can reach more places, because the fare is more expensive than ordinary trains And become synonymous with high-end trains.
Finally, Paddington’s favorite orange marmalade recipe ingredients: 1.3 kg Seville Orange, 2 lemons (just the juice), 2.6 kg white sugar Steps: 1. Put the oranges Put the lemon juice into a large pot, add 2 liters of water, cover and simmer for 2 hours after boiling. 2. Separate the oranges from the water used to cook the oranges, wait for the oranges to cool down, cut open, and scoop the pulp Put it out and put it in the water for boiled oranges, add half of the sugar, stir to fully melt and then bring to a boil, boil for 6 minutes and then filter. When filtering, you need to fully squeeze the pulp 3. Pour the sugar mixture into another pot , Cut the orange zest into filaments, add the other half of the sugar, stir at low temperature until all the sugar is dissolved, and turn off the heat after it boils for 15-25 minutes. If the pot is not big enough, this step can be repeated many times. 4. After the jam has cooled for 20 minutes, it can be bottled.
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