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davidcook at 06:00pm on 20/09/2024
davidcook at 06:00pm on 20/09/2024(this is one of a series of back-dated posts about our family trip to the UK/France. The first part of each post is copied from my Facebook status posts from the trip, possibly then with additional notes added)
Sep 20
First full day of London-ing - wandered along Southbank from our hotel to Tower Bridge, spent almost 4 hours at the Tower of London, returned to the hotel for a quick recharge, then out for dinner and a play at the West End- "The Play That Goes Wrong". Nearly 30k steps for the day, now we're back at the hotel and about to conk out ...
Tomorrow: London Eye & probably the Natural History Museum.
Notes: As always, we started with probably too much walking around on the first day, should have eased into it a bit. The idea of watching a play at the West End was Mr12's, andrwrylsin helped him to choose one - and a good choice it was too, "The Play That Goes Wrong" is hilariously funny, especially for anyone who's been backstage on a production of some sort.
Sep 20
First full day of London-ing - wandered along Southbank from our hotel to Tower Bridge, spent almost 4 hours at the Tower of London, returned to the hotel for a quick recharge, then out for dinner and a play at the West End- "The Play That Goes Wrong". Nearly 30k steps for the day, now we're back at the hotel and about to conk out ...
Tomorrow: London Eye & probably the Natural History Museum.
Notes: As always, we started with probably too much walking around on the first day, should have eased into it a bit. The idea of watching a play at the West End was Mr12's, and
rwrylsin helped him to choose one - and a good choice it was too, "The Play That Goes Wrong" is hilariously funny, especially for anyone who's been backstage on a production of some sort.
calm