After refueling with nachos and cheesy wedges, we headed to the British museum.
'Australia'
I just love this guy!
I'm not a huge fan of cheesecake...but JJ loves it...this piece, however....was just the worst, cheesiest, most inedible piece ever!
After the British museum, we went back to the hotel for a snooze before getting ready for dinner at a fab Italian called Ciao Bella http://www.ciaobellarestaurant.co.uk/
It was a lovely way to, belatedly, celebrate Granpa's 70th and JJ's 18th birthdays. Followed by a nightcap in the hotel.
Saturday, after breakfast in Giraffe http://www.giraffe.net/restaurants at the Brunswick centre http://www.brunswick.co.uk/, we headed down to the South bank which was buzzing with vibrant life under the warm sun.
We strolled along beside the river, stopping here and there for coffee, waffles, iced lemonade and mango smoothie.
If I had been asked what I expected to see down by the Thames....sand sculptures would probably not have been high on the list!
The Globe theatre.
We had a delicious lunch in the restaurant at The Tate modern http://www.tate.org.uk/modern/ before Granma and Granpa set off for home.
The rest of us continued to wander along by the Thames, stopping to sup ice cold cider before a visit to the London film museum. http://www.londonfilmmuseum.com/
I think there is a passing resemblance...
Having fun on the Star Wars set.
As we came out of the museum it started to rain...quite heavily! But thankfully not for long!
We enjoyed We Will Rock You in the evening. http://www.wewillrockyou.co.uk/
Sunday morning was bright and warm again. We headed off to Camden. http://www.camdenlock.net/
'Breakfast'
A churro with caramel filling and pineapple and strawberry, with melted milk and dark Belgian chocolate with almonds and hazelnuts washed down with fresh lemonade...yum!
Josh's hog roast sandwich |
Heathers chips |
Then back to the train and home, tired but happy.