Borough Market
**Bear with me. Am resolving to get our Europe holiday posts out in the next 2 week**
We trudged to Borough Market on Halloween's Day. I knew I was in trouble the moment Darren put on a heavy coat as we left the house; this is the guy who'd sweat even in cool weather. He must have known somtehing about the weather today.
True enough, my fingers were too cold to hold the sandwich. I'd imagine this market to be housed under the same roof, at least my frozen buns were hoping.
We saw a couple of guys on the train wearing pink bath robes and carrying a bucket. They were raising money for breast cancer. I wish a got a better photo than this.
I saw the most attractive people manning the stalls.
If you saw some of the produce available at the market, you'd be wishing, like I did, you could buy something home to cook. Most of the photos came from Wei's camera (remember: frozen fingers).
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I also had my last Monmouth coffee for this Europe trip.
We headed then to the British War Museum about a 30min walk away. The boys spent most time on the groud floor. They had an interesting segment on the Children of War which the boys were happy to skip. The exhibits got more bleak as we headed to the upper floors.
Wei & I then had an amazing race to catch a Lion King - The Musical. The musical was OH-some! It was a clever use of props and dance moves to bring the animals to life. The vocals were fantastic and the sets intriging.
By the time we finished, most of the party people were in Halloween merriment.
Day 7.
We trudged to Borough Market on Halloween's Day. I knew I was in trouble the moment Darren put on a heavy coat as we left the house; this is the guy who'd sweat even in cool weather. He must have known somtehing about the weather today.
True enough, my fingers were too cold to hold the sandwich. I'd imagine this market to be housed under the same roof, at least my frozen buns were hoping.
We saw a couple of guys on the train wearing pink bath robes and carrying a bucket. They were raising money for breast cancer. I wish a got a better photo than this.
I saw the most attractive people manning the stalls.
If you saw some of the produce available at the market, you'd be wishing, like I did, you could buy something home to cook. Most of the photos came from Wei's camera (remember: frozen fingers).
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I also had my last Monmouth coffee for this Europe trip.
We headed then to the British War Museum about a 30min walk away. The boys spent most time on the groud floor. They had an interesting segment on the Children of War which the boys were happy to skip. The exhibits got more bleak as we headed to the upper floors.
Wei & I then had an amazing race to catch a Lion King - The Musical. The musical was OH-some! It was a clever use of props and dance moves to bring the animals to life. The vocals were fantastic and the sets intriging.
By the time we finished, most of the party people were in Halloween merriment.
Day 7.