         The quite impressive looking Natural History Museum. |
 The entrance to the Natural History Museum. |
 The Science Museum. |
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 The Bramah Museum of Tea and Coffee (it's not as big as it looks). |
 The Bramah Museum of Tea and Coffee (it's about as big as it looks). |
 Unfortunately photography was not allowed in the Museum of Tea and Coffee, but here's a shot of the 'Museum' (in the background) taken from the tea room. I had just enjoyed a buttered crumpet (mmm!) and couple of pots of Rose Congou tea -- which might explain why the photo is so blurry. |
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 Sunset in London (very close to the Gainsborough Hotel in South Kensington). |
 Sunset in London. |
 Queensberry Place (The Gainsborough Hotel is in the middle of the block on the right hand side). All the way at the end is the Natural History Museum. |
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 Baker Street. The first thing you see out of the subway is an imposing statue of Sherlock Holmes. |
 The famous Madame Tussaud's wax museum and London Planetarium. Although the wax museum was quite nice (and many of the figures quite lifelike) the Planetarium was a disappointment. There was a single ticket for both, so I suppose I don't feel too bad. |
 The Dali Universe Exhibition. A pretty nice collection of paintings, sketches, sculptures, and quotes of Salvador Dali. |
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