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The nice glass wall links between the towers
A taste of size from the ground turbine floor
The parade saw itself many popular sights in London
Eyptian hand Pow!
And the watching crowd keeps coming
Niffy
A hulk of steel, literally :P
Many of the truck floats serve as good muscial platforms
Cheery Christmas trees aside
Interesting attraction. Got rabbit?
It's like a toothpick out of the sand!
Driving literally into the middle of nowwhere
The park has 2 artificial surfing machines
The projection montage on Kings
The iconic Venus
A view of the outer indoors from the museum
Egyptian obelisk!
Outward!
The youth olympic mascots and the flame
Rope bridge is ropey!
Few of the many artists spending the day in the museum
The Moot hall in the background
While some are just, well.
The same can't be said inside the train too!
Night falls on the tower bridge
But first a walk by....
Ohh shiny tower glowstick thingies! (Roald Dahl Plass)![We are playing the "advanced" course from hole 10 onwards](../../../_data/i/upload/2010/08/14/20100814052103-4f57408e-la.jpg "We are playing the "advanced" course from hole 10 onwards (3980 visits)")
We are playing the "advanced" course from hole 10 onwards
Neirides
A fitting closing display for the dino section
Woot jet streams.
Many marching bands
The park staff does regular suf performances
A view from the museum cafe
And they say the tower bridge is big!
Next stop, the big.. umm tower bridge in person!
This might be one of the largest public collection of watches
Time to catch the sights!
Heading back by the underground after the event
The underground at maximum capacity
I feel the air, move, over my head...
Guess they were sticking to the dress code.
The river cam lit with lasers
The master blaster river running through the park
Good thing for the invention of SCUBA!
A mix of old and the new, but still all round old. :P
Few of the marble craving pieces
Some Dino TV is always a welcome.
Not to mention free as well
The Hay's Galleria, if that is what it's called.