Olympics carnival at Heathrow

17 Tuesday Jul 2012

Posted by Kevin Anderson in Uncategorized

Olympics carnival at Heathrow, originally uploaded by Kevglobal.

I arrived at Heathrow for a flight to New York before 8 am. I didn’t expect a steel drum band and a samba line, but I guess it was to welcome visitors for the Olympics. Quite fun, although I’m sure it startled poor weary travellers arriving on red eye flights.

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