Imperial War Museum London

Today we slept in before heading out to visit more museums. It was an overcast day today with lots of rain on and off so the umbrellas George got us came in handy. We started off at the Imperial War Museum. The holocaust exhibit was touching and the Molly loved all the war tanks. We then ventured off to the British Museum. I couldn't believe all …

We arrived at 6 a.m. this morning. Laurie and I got around 3 hours sleep in the past few days. I wanna just take a shower and head to bed. But we ARE here an I have the nods between words...so a pic or two, shower, and bed. More when i'm not jet lagged and have slept …

This weekend we enjoyed a fantastic few days of autumn weather. Though to be fair the last few weeks have actually been pretty great weather wise. I took advantage of the sunshine and walked around the city centre a bit, and also made my first real foray into the museums of London.

Dana and Vicky - thank you for the suggestion! the Wallace …

We arrived back in London just before 1900, and although I was relaxed I was dead on my feet by the time I got to the B&B due to carrying all of the bags from the bus stop :). I was lucky as the sun had been setting while I was waiting for the 207 bus to Shepherds Bush, when a black guy game up to me and warned me that I was not keeping good …

After wales I was planning on hitting up London again to simply see a lot more drum and bass. I spent both Friday And sat out till 7 in the morning before I caught my night train on Sunday night to edinbrough for a coue of days. I was really excited that I was planning on meeting up w a couple of buddies I had met in Denver that were from London. …

Okay, so my plan of blogging my trip as it happened turned out to be a giant FAIL. But now that I am back in the States and have some free time before school starts back up, I finally have time to write. I am writing out of memory, so bear with me. Since I cant remember every detail of every day, I am going to break up the blog into 5 sections. The …

I spend 7 hours at the Imperial War Museum, and I still don't see everything. The Holocaust exhibit is incredibly powerful. I think this is the best museum I’ve ever been to …

This morning we finally had an early start to the day, left our accommodation at 8:30 a.m. caught the tube into Westminster, the abbey is still closed to the general public until Saturday, due to the Queen's jubilee. We were booked to go on the London eye at 11:00 a.m. so seeing as how we had plenty of time, we went for a walk, and compared the …

En otro día nuevamente nublado, y con amenaza de lluvia, decidí aprovecharlo para ir al Imperial War Museum.

Salí del albergue tipo 9 de la mañana, hice una parada en un minimercado para comprarme algo para desayunar (chocolatada y galletas) y me tomé en Oxford Circus la Bakerloo line. Recuerdo claramente por los parlantes el mensaje que …

My first stopping was London @ Antony's house on Tuesday, 17th July 2012.

First day we walked around Westminister bridge and snapped pictures with the Big Ben. And the chilly weather instigates you to go indoors and induce intense craving for HOT CHOCOLATE! It's simply relaxing to sit in a cafe with a hot chocolate with your loved ones, …

Day 14 - London - Tower Bridge \ London Bridge - Buckingham Palace - Borough Markets - Imperial War Museum - Picadily Circus - Trafalgar Square - Covent Garden - Bin Thai in Kentish Town - Party in Ross's place Today was tourist day! We ...

... had TONS of info on him, they even had some of his uniforms, hats, and bowties :) from there we wen tto the imperial war museum... awesome. i saw tons of tanks, planes, guns, bombs.... daddy and jeff would have LOVED it. they had tons of engines on ...

... sightseeing - first up St Pauls cathedral, a very large very old building, as well as the very interesting and extensive Imperial War Museum. It took me aback just how much continual conflict has besieged the world for the last 100 years and beyond. ...

... or getting on the wrong train must mean we're due for some sort of official recognition. Anyway, our London adventures started at the Imperial War Museum near Lambeth North. Like all older London buildings, the museum is imposing, which is ...

Science Museum, Imperial War Museum, Natural History Museum ...

... and took our one hour boat ride back to the mainland.  From there we took a 3 hour bus ride into London, England. Today we visited the Imperial War Museum.  The museum showed how World War II has shaped our culture over the last 60 ...

... said that Americans and English are a single people separated by a common language?) From the abbey I caught a bus to the Imperial War Museum. It was one of the old Roadmaster double-decker buses with the attendant on the back platform that they're ...

... that later on, but that will come up later on. So after the Sainsbury's expedition, our next big group outing was to the Imperial War Museum. Once again we entered the Underground (I love that system so much by the way - its so convenient and can get you ...

... cars and trying to time the traffic right, so there wouldnt be cars in the pics. After that we headed over to the Imperial War museum which was amazing! In depth exhibits on D-Day and WW2 were so interesting...and it was FREE! The most touching though ...

... casts, near east artifacts and the like. When I got back to London, my posse had malaysian. Next day I went to the imperial war museum, which had a huge array of tanks, missiles and other weapons from ww1 and ww2. Unfortunately I didn't take my ipad for ...