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The same can't be said inside the train too!
The robot rex look consipated though
The river side!
The ride was walk in the park for Terrence
The reindeer is no exception too!
The prizes at the canival stores are really attractive!
The pre drop BRAKE!
The platforms were literally spilling! Train approaching!
The place was a fossil wonderland
The place is still packed!
The place is served by many nearby tube stations too
The place is home to many good pubs and eateries
The place is buzzing with christmas shoppers too
The place gets the shopping seal of approval!
The place does have some rather near garden walkways!
The place does have an assortment of various architecture from all our the country
The people here call them swarrs or swans or something & are known to chase & devauor unattended children
The pavilion side
The path of no return. :P
The parade saw itself many popular sights in London
The OXO tower & beach area (only at low tide)
The Orchard Coffee House
The open air roof bath area
The night is still young!
The museums's gothic look does grow on you
The museum front entrance, it glows strangely
The museum atrium
The Millennium Stadium dwarfs the sideway along the whole market stretch
The millenium bridge
The market's main entrance where street performances are plenty
The market is rather makeshift basic but awesome!
The main keep structure
The lower floor features mostly dino education booths
The London tower overlooks the Tower bridge
The London Tower
The London eye sits on these massive supports spanning over the broadwalk
The London eye & Aquarium in sight
The London Bridge lit at night
The lights do get hypo after a while
The library
The larger, central line stations
The keep's court yard
The interior is stunning
The insect & arachnid part of the displays
The ice rink just outside the natural history museum
The Hungerford & Golden jubilee bridges
The highland plains
The Hay's Galleria, if that is what it's called.
The garden exit
The gallery spots a rather niffy urban setting