We got to know the London underground so well.

Easter Sunday took us to the Holy Trinity Church on Brompton Street, recommended by a friend of Virginia’s from Vancouver. It was so packed we had to sit in the annex and watch a live video of the service.


Another trip to the Victoria and Albert Museum. So many great exhibits here.

The Natural History Museum.



The Royal Mews was high on my list to see.





John’s list included Greenwich, which meant another trip on the Thames. Perfect day too. It was too late in the day to visit the Greenwich Observatory, which John had visited a fews years ago. The observatory is situated at 0 degrees Longitude, from which the world’s time is measured.


The Cutty Sark, the last of the tall masted ships that brought loads of tea to England from Ceylon.


Greenwich foot tunnel.




The Shard dominates the skyline.


Coming back under Tower bridge.
Tower of London, where Anne Boleyn met her death.




