the docklands in the distance
The dockland shipyards with the O2 arena in the back
the displays tells the history of the docklands
the cool suspended glass sculpture
the cafe dining areas
the Cabot Square
The Buddhist sections
the british and victorian displays in the museum
the bridges of the docksides
the bridges lit at night
The big boys club
the asian parts
the areas outside the museum
That's all for the docklands folks!
That's all folks!
That's all folks!
That looks fragile-ly expensive
that is all fold for the V&A!
That ain't no Tardis
taking a walk by the Thames
swordy!
Surprising many artefacts are donated too
such as this animated table
Such as the London underground system
Stuff which move heavy bridge!
stained glass thingies
St Albans
squat-ters?
Spick and span
sometimes guides can get rather carried away on explaining... :p
some timeline, of a timeline!
Some of very respectable origins indeed
some of the greeny area the bays
Sights of the downtown docklands
Sights in town
showcased are the past history of well... London!
showcased are lifestyles of the past
should be us to the Thames
ship, bridge, buildings!
shh it's secret
she's fully active ship in service
She's a Type 23 frigate
shacklers included!
Robert Milligan led the transformation of the docklands
river side cafes
reuse, recycle!
residential areas
Replicas of how some thing used to look like
Remembered seeing the queen in one of these...
reflecting!