London Natural History Museum
Tuesday, September 13, 2005 When in London, I highly recommend you pop out of the South Kensington tube stop and have a good long visit at the British Natural History Museum.
I had a fabulously interesting afternoon here today and Jeff and I vowed that we'd come back here again before we leave.
We had dinner at a little fish 'n' chips place called "Seasons" on Cromwell Road and spent the rest of the evening relaxing and catching up on laundry and email. Our B&B gives us free internet access: we love these guys! :)
posted by Spider Girl | 10:03 PM
9 Comments:
So cool! I love the juxtaposition of the fossil raptor nest to the graceful architecture
I love Natural History museums. Those dinosaur photos were terrifying. I can only imagine in person!
My mum's from London — Westham, to be precise — and my first three years of high school were at a school for military brats, out near Oxford.
I miss England, but it's so bloody expensive! The trip I mentioned in your other blog was accompanied by a trip to London and to Sheffield, where I met a friend from an online writing forum. Of course, being a military brat, I've done a lot of traveling... 18 countries on 3 continents, and something like 39 of the 50 states,...
...and I'm far from done!
And the photos from the Natural History museum reminded me of this past summer, when I took my sons to the Natural History museum in nearby Washington DC.
I love the pictures of the dinosaurs! British museums are awesome! :)
Looks grt..adding it to my list of "Must see's"
i really enjoyed ALL these photos of your travels, sure looked like you had a wonderful time.
cheers,
pj
How amazing that you're in London now. Get yourself along to Club Pigalle on Piccadilly - fab decor, fab cocktails, and usually fab music.
Puss
That was a truly harrowing story about the Black Henna drawing!
Very glad to hear you were so well looked after and have recovered almost completely.
All the best.
hey lovely!
have been to london last yr and got stuck in tate modern!
didnt get too much time but just loved walking the streets of london...
the place kinda grows on u!
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