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It was cold when I went… but excellent! Seals, Skara Brae, the Ring of Brodgar… all wonderful, even in the rain!

It was okay. I guess I’m more traditionalist in my art, so I wasn’t big on some of the pieces inside. I did stop and look out one of the windows at Millennium Bridge and St. Paul’s. Then to the left, lo and behold, it’s a Graham Coxon audio piece about the painting hanging there. I thought that was just okay too. Oh, well. Now I can say I went. I should probably stick to the National Gallery or go to Tate Britain next time.

I’m going to go in February! I want to do as much as I can in the 3 days I have.

Did the whirlwind Paris in a day tour. Took the Metro to Notre Dame. Took a cruise to the Eiffel Tower. Went to the Louvre for a mere hour. Then sat at a cafe, drinking wine and watching the world go by. I’d like to go back and see more. :)

Went two days in a row actually…but didn’t buy anything but food. Maybe I should get a Camden Tee next time.

Long enough to say I went. It’d be nicer if it wasn’t raining. I’m sure I’ll go back!

When my friend and I happened upon it, they were having a concert in the square. Big band music. We sat for a while and listened. “Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban” was playing down there. We thought about going, but didn’t feel like paying about $20 for a movie we had already seen.

Spent the entire day here. Very relaxing. Very lovely. One of my favorite days of the entire trip to London. An amazing place to go. I highly recommend it!

It’s interesting to see, but a little much for my taste.

I walked to the top. It’s worth it!