London

 It’s hot 
Sushi, then Bloomsbury for cinema ( an odd bromance film Brian and Charles ) then a walk to St. dunstan’s Church (a garden in a former bombed out church in the financial district ) 
The lovely ladies at my hotel couldn’t refund me Leo’s hotel room but did give me 2 complementary drinks and a free breakfast which was sweet.
Soho is buzzing…..
Strange as it would seem Ive just bumped into an old friend and we are just going out for a drink shortly










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19 comments:

  1. The Weaver of Grass3:33 pm

    hat beautiful gardens there are in London if you know where to look.

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  2. Rachel Phillips3:43 pm

    I am hoping to go and see Brian and Charles next week if I am well enough. Those gardens look nice. xx

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  3. Raybeard3:44 pm

    Must be hot as Hell there today.

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  4. Moving with Mitchell3:53 pm

    How great that you bumped into an old friend. I would love to be there, but maybe not on such a hot day. It’s only slightly warmer here on the beach.

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  5. happy hooker4:19 pm

    How lucky to bump into a friend. So much to see and do in London. Hope you've got good footwear on, don't want blisters! xx

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  6. Ellen D.4:58 pm

    Sounds like you are having a great time! Enjoy!

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  7. Carol Caldwell5:05 pm

    Glad you got there in time. Have a wonderful time.

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  8. Gemma's person5:16 pm

    Always interesting to see what is around the next corner.

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  9. Debra She Who Seeks5:18 pm

    Which one of the two in the last photo is your old friend, LOL?

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  10. Justme6:01 pm

    Glad you got there. Hope you have a fabulous weekend. Sally

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  11. Ruth6:47 pm

    Glad you went to St Dunstan's. I used to work nearby and sit and have my lunch there sometimes. I love the City, especially at the weekends when quiet. Hope you had a good time.

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  12. Travel9:36 pm

    Looks like fun

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  13. Tom Stephenson10:42 pm

    I love old London.

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  14. MargaretP11:15 pm

    So lovely that you could visit St Dunstan, it just caught my eye and I thought you might enjoy it. As an Aussie I shall probably never see it, my paternal grandmother promised to take me 'home' when I turned 16 but she died that year.

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  15. Susan12:15 am

    London is always vibrant and there is lots to do. Drinks with a friend sounds great. Enjoy.

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  16. Cro Magnon3:59 am

    Wow, that garden is beautiful. How come I never discovered it. It might have become my second home!

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  17. MarisAna4:30 am

    I love just being part of an exciting city atmosphere!

    The garden looks to be a peaceful little retreat in the middle of things.

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  18. Simone10:17 am

    It looks like you had a lovely time in the end despite all the problems! x

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  19. Steve Reed5:03 pm

    It is bloody hot, that's for sure.

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