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February 3rd 2008
Published: February 4th 2008
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Liberty building in Carnaby St Liberty building in Carnaby St Liberty building in Carnaby St

We saw this building and thought it looked great
Today we decided to visit Marks and Spencer to buy us both a warm coat! Very cold here today, about 5 C I think. We only got lost once or twice(Mark says we weren't lost, just going slightly in the wrong direction). We rode on the top floor of a red double decker bus which was fun. The public transport here is amazing, why people have cars in London is beyond me... you can get anywhere on the trains and if you can't you take the bus.

We visited the Museum of Natural History and Victoria and Albert Museum. It's hard to imagine that these buildings were built before Australia was even thought of let alone discovered. Some of the things in there just blow you away. We've put some pictures on.

Tomorrow we are doing a Double Decker bus tour of London. You can hop on and hop off whereever you like so that should be fun. We'll let you know!! More pics to follow.



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Liberty ClockLiberty Clock
Liberty Clock

There's a saying on there for Ruffie's whiteboard quote of the week!!
FoyerFoyer
Foyer

These photos are of the foyer at the Museum of Natural History.
Richard OwenRichard Owen
Richard Owen

First curator of the Museum
Our Cousin....Our Cousin....
Our Cousin....

Well maybe yours anyway :)
Sequoia TreeSequoia Tree
Sequoia Tree

This tree was a seedling in the year 500
Sequoia Tree Killers!!Sequoia Tree Killers!!
Sequoia Tree Killers!!

Human Kind... must kill all old things!!! hehe
Petrified WoodPetrified Wood
Petrified Wood

Wouldn't you be if you saw those killers coming your way!! lol
AlterAlter
Alter

The following photo's were taken at the Victoria & Albert Museum. Most of these items were made in the 15oo's or thereabouts
ColumnColumn
Column

These photos are of plaster casts of columns and doorways from medieval times 300 to 1500


4th February 2008

ohh What did it say?
Ok I got the first part of the saying put not the last bit!!!! heehee Ruffs
4th February 2008

Cant you read ruffie?
"NO MINUTE GONE COMES EVER BACK AGAIN TAKE HEED AND SEE YE NOTHING DO IN VAIN"
4th February 2008

Well.. Can I help it?
Heehee well I couldn't read around the end of the building....LOL

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