People say it always rains
in London. This is not true it also snows. The snow drifts lazily suspended
in the air before settling on the jackets and melting on the warm streets. My
first impressions of London is of people huddling from the cold in a crowded
square, crowds spill form the underground and desperately shuffle for the safety and warmth of
a Costa’s coffee.
Once again attractions
include British museum, Piccadilly circus, a pie and a pint of their best, the
natural history museum and, apparently, shoe shopping. The natural history
museum is a fantastic building full of intricate detail and grand rooms. Unfortunately
the content is a little low on the learning factor and plays too heavily for ‘wow
factor’ spoiling the overall effect. Better content is found in the science museum
down the road including “listening post for the sound of the internet” and a
Turing (Allen Turing) exhibit.
I leave you with this picture of a typically frosty London girl at Trafalgar square.
I leave you with this picture of a typically frosty London girl at Trafalgar square.
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