It's so funny to have my blog and Sandra's blog showing our days we spent together, but from from different perspectives. I hope you're enjoying it too! Seeming as she posted what we ate on the second day I thought I'd complement with some more pictures of where we were in-between meals. We started the day in the Royal Festival Hall (love that place), continued walking along the river and then slowly made our way in to Soho. We managed to catch an old-school double-decker bus (they are very rare these days as the bureaucrats in Brussels deemed them unsafe) and it was so lovely, if a bit bumpy. I love being a tourist in my hometown.
fully enjoying it! fun to see what each of you got out of the same walk. i always liked those double-decker busses, what a shame. really like the one with the endless rows of books and the spy shot of the two men having a lively conversation.
ReplyDeletefasiken vad kul att se! damen å bilen såg jag aldrig. inte johan heller. hur stiligt som helst!
ReplyDeletedamen/bilen var nästan mittemot din ricewine (som jag inte såg!). jag har gått förbi den skylten i typ 15 år och aldrig tittat upp förut...
ReplyDeleteHi! i love your london pictures and sandre's too.
ReplyDeletei'll go to london this week-enf, and i will probably rtry the Red bar :)
lucie: how fun! you can also try out the bar next door, two floors, I think it's one of the cosiest bars in london.
ReplyDeleteIts so nice to see London through someone else's eyes!
ReplyDeletei like how the top two work together. nice!
ReplyDeleteYou have inspired me to feel excited about being cold... or snug in the cold anyway. My man and boy n I are heading your way from OZ, for a little change of pace. Betweeen Sandra and your photos of London, I feel like I want to live in a coldy cold place afterall. The way you see and photograph is beautiful. thanks.
ReplyDeleteI love that rug/ carpet where is it?
ReplyDeleteHave to find it!
Thanks
Melinda
melinda: I took those photos at the royal festival hall. the pattern is called net & ball and you can by doormats (that unfortunately are stupidly expensive) in the south bank festival terrace shop. they also do wallpaper in that pattern and on other bits and pieces.
ReplyDeletehave a look here: http://www.southbankcentre.co.uk/visitor-info/shop-eat-drink/shops/southbank-centre-shop-festival-terrace