Today, we got a late start and spent most of the day The Tower of London. We had to leave when it closed at 5:30 p.m. without seeing all of the grounds. We could spend another whole day there.
There's way too much history about the Tower of London that I won't replicate any here. Click on the link above for more info.
London Eye was one of the must-do activities for this trip. It was a great (but outrageously expensive) 1/2 hour activity. During the summer the line can be 1-2 hours long. Fortunately, we only had to wait 5 min. However, security did take my camping combo knife/spoon/fork. We also did the 4-D theater after the ride--basically a 5 min. 3-D ad for the London Eye with smoke and fake snow.
Tower of London from the entrance |
Yeoman Warder (retired royal marine) gave our tour |
Sarah wearing a heavy metal cap worn by medieval guards |
White Tower |
Changing of the Guard at the Tower of London |
Ben on a Norman Gaderobe (yes, it's what you think it is) |
Character from Victorian times |
One of the ravens kept at the Tower of London to prevent the curse of the ravens from coming true |
Busler Family at the White Tower at closing time |
London Eye was one of the must-do activities for this trip. It was a great (but outrageously expensive) 1/2 hour activity. During the summer the line can be 1-2 hours long. Fortunately, we only had to wait 5 min. However, security did take my camping combo knife/spoon/fork. We also did the 4-D theater after the ride--basically a 5 min. 3-D ad for the London Eye with smoke and fake snow.
London Eye from the entrance |
Renae and girls in the capsule |
The capsule before us |
Busler Family in the London Eye at sunset |
House of Parliment and Big Ben from the London Eye |
London Eye at night |
House of Parliment and Big Ben at night during our walk home along the embarkment on the south side of the Thames |
1 comment:
Yay! You went on the London Eye! What was it like?
-Olivia B.
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