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... in the Ergo. Lugging him around all that way, along with a heavy backpack gave us pretty sore backs! We sat down and had a rest at Hyde Park and let Eli run around. We then got back on a red bus and did the rest of the circuit and saw St Paul's Cathedral, the London Eye and some of the suburbs where the rich and famous live! It's amazing listening to all the history here- so different to Perth! Everything here is so clean and ...
Efficient Sightseeing (Day Two)
... and paint strokes actually visible on the canvas. On my way out, I walked past a guided tour. I heard her explain some of the details and historical context of one of the paintings. I think it would have been much more interesting to have someone descibe the pieces. I'll keep that in mind for the next art museum I visit. Next, I decided to go up to the Museum of London so I got off at Barbican station. As I neared the museum, I changed my mind and chose to go straight to St. ...
Harry Potter Land
... riding a broom (which I actually did!) set into different backgrounds. In fact, I think I took about 100 photos today. Also, I bought some photos of me posing in The Quibbler with "Undesirable Number 1" and a few other funny titles in the background of The Daily Prophet. The sets are unbelievably detailed. My favourite was Diagon Alley, which is just spectacular. The costumes and props ...
And Andrew makes 4....
Andrew wasn't able to get off work til Saturday, so he flew out then and arrived early Sunday morning. Jerome, Dejo & I headed to Victoria station by tube, to wait for him to arrive by Gatwick Express. We had coffee and a little breakfast at a cafe in the station. We'd told Andrew exactly where we'd be, thanks to the magic of the internet, and maps helpfully placed on the station's website.
Once he arrived, we went back to the flat to let ...
Damn you, messed up sleep!
... in parts, oozed with the history learned in early high school, making it now all very real. From the giant Norman fireplaces through the beheading and burial places for Henry VIII's less favoured wives to the 15 feet thick walls in the dungeons. The ultimate school excursion. Many weeks earlier, Hilary had secured tickets for the Ceremony of The Keys - the 740 year old ceremony where the Tower of London's duty Beefeater secures the doors for the ...
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