I flew back to the UK for a week for Mom's funeral. It was a sad time (obviously) but also afforded the opportunity to catch up with my family as well as Sarah and Patrick who Amy and I knew from our time in Warsaw. The three of us did a London Walk exploring Brunel's London. The walk featured both a ferry and tube and train ride and told the remarkable history of the famous engineer who built a tunnel under the Thames among other incredible feats of engineering.
It was so lovely to catch up with Sarah and Patrick again, and even though I was in the UK under sad circumstances it felt like only yesterday since I had seen them last. We enjoyed a lovely afternoon tea at Dukes Hotel near St.James's Park.
Not a very good selfie of Nelson's column... |
Twenty bridges from Tower to Kew
(Twenty bridges or twenty-two) Wanted to know what the River knew, For they were young, and the Thames was old And this is the tale that River told ...RUDYARD KIPLING |
Patick and Sarah by the Brunel Museum (Southwark) |
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