The robot rex look consipated though
The same can't be said inside the train too!
The sector is massive with a load of displays
The shopping arcade at the gardens
The shopping strip
The skies no limit!
The sky and beach seperated by a shoreline in the dark!
The smaller dinosaurs
The south bank with the waterloo bridge in view
The southwark bridge
The St peter ad Vincula & Tower of London from afar
The station do get rather packed at times, but the trains are regular enough to clear them up
The street markets do yield some interesting finds...
The tall ceilings here are a hint of what to expect...
The Thames broadwalk leading to the Tower Bridge
The the top of the apex!
The Tower Bridge decks raising for large vessels
The train station does looks funky at night!
The tress lined walkway
The undergound is still strong after almost 150 years in service
The underground at maximum capacity
The Unilever house along the Victoria embankment
The Victoria bus station (Where National express operates)
The view of the palace from afar.. again
The views are open and stunning
The VIP table and President Peilli
The Vue cinema by scotts road and the stadium
The Wales Millennium Centre! or sort of!
The war memorial
The war memorial
The waterloo bridge
The waterloo bridge from afar
The wheel does look daunting from below
then theres more!
There are few iconic displays
There are lots to shop round town
There are many Ungulate holds in the area
There are occasional slippery icey hazards
There are quite a number of good flat rides running!
There are some nice cafes here, except they all close too early
There are the usual pubs & food stores!
There is a smaller fair open by the beach
there is Peilli?
There must be something magical about this place.
There were screening Les Misérables doing our visit, crowds...
There were some exhibtions by the Millennium Pier
There's a horde of them!
There's a Nokia HQ here too!
There's more from where that came from!
These boats won't be going anywhere too soon