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Sweeney Todd
My last day in London was a delight even if the weather was frigid and wet. The day was spent at the British Museum. This museum has now surpassed the American Museum of Natural History as my favorite museum. Though it is sobering to look at the treasures and realize they have come to the museum through centuries of plundering it is still a humbling experience to stand amongst such history. If ever you visit London the British Museum is ...
Chillin' with the Queen and Kate
... through plant evolution from the beginning of time. Then we thought we should head home stopping in a local bakery for a treat. I got what I thought was a pastry filled with mixed fruit and it turned out to be a pastry filled with a sort of gingerbread cake stuff. Marie got a delicious lemony thing and Margs got a. We headed back to the hostel to join everyone and it only took us 2 different tubes and less than 45 minutes. I was so proud of ...
Our Final Jubilee Event
... penicillin....). Then there are the Linnaeus classification beds – herbaceous beds laid out not for colour and form, like most gardens, but according to their Linnaean family. And there are beds laid out for the original geographic source – including one for New Zealand and noting what the Maori traditionally used these plants for. We walk back though Chelsea and Knightsbridge to catch our bus, and it become ...
Postcard London Day 2
... try Arepas, a common Venezuelan meal. The booth was hard to locate, nestled between the British Hot Pies and Jamaican food stand, but finding it was heaven. I ordered Capacha, corn pancake filled with shredded beef and chicken avocado, topped with green chili spice sauce. Y-U-M. If only I had the stomach for two...
After Camden Town we went to Oxford Circus, one of London's ...
April 24, 2012
... where the young man was also extremely helpful. No problems with machine , just the free services.
Then I journeyed to Kew where the National Archives is located. I wanted to get copies of some wills that I had found on line from the family line on which I have just broke through the brick wall. Things there not busy because it was one of their late nights. Sat at a vacant seat & worked along side a couple of others ...