Some of the many interactive info booths
Welcome to St Fags! And drive carefully!
Lots of muchies!
Go spacy with the night lights!
And more foodie thingies if you still have your stomach!
Here we are at the museum highlight
The lower floor features mostly dino education booths
Another view of the tower of terror!
and the crowds!
Stations are really good landmarks in case you get lost
There are many Ungulate holds in the area
The market is rather makeshift basic but awesome!
Overal view of the observation deck & displays
The St peter ad Vincula & Tower of London from afar
It was raining but that didn't drench any of our spirits!
This is really tiring!
The Tower Bridge decks raising for large vessels
Shiny ground, shiny wheel!
Oh so ostrich's ain't the biggest?
The food stores lining the entrance of the walk
Not any bear, but Paddington bear himself!
So as the name of the place suggests, we saw many horse riders along the roads too
That's all for the castle folks!
Dinosaurs!
There's a Nokia HQ here too!
The insect & arachnid part of the displays
The place is served by many nearby tube stations too
Oh yea, all at the booze stand!
well, not just any derelict castle...
Shop shops shops
There are the usual pubs & food stores!
This is like the 3rd make shift ice rink we've seen in London!
The tall ceilings here are a hint of what to expect...
ooo mini flat rides!
I kinda liked how the shot of flying chairs turned out
Birds and a SWARM of them!
Totally wheelie!
Besides horses, there are few of the feathery kind
Ice sure is shiny!
That is why most Londoners prefer to travel by the underground
Kingmead, queensmead, now princesmead!
Dogdems!
Ready to go vampire hunting?
Tried feet & muddy shoes are just a side effect. :P
The war memorial
Oh the Sunday farmer's market was a threat!
Omg, the lake is frozen!
I spy with my little eye, children on a bear
There must be something magical about this place.
C - Congestion, beats driving