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| Outside the Imperial War Museum. |
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| WW1 aircraft inside. |
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| We attended a Prom Concert at the Albert Hall. Brilliant playing by the BBC Symphony Orchestra. |
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| The Albert Hall |
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| The Albert Memorial |
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| The Geffrye Museum, founded in
1914, which specialises in the history of the
English domestic interior, displayed in a series of period rooms from
1600 to the present day. |
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| Inside the Geffyre Museum. |
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| The Houses of Parliament taken from the ferry to Greenwich. |
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| Queen Anne's House and Royal Naval College, Greenwich. |
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| Walking in the tunnel under the Thames from Greenwich to Docklands. |
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| Starting on the Hidden London ride, on Bromley bikes, through parts of South London and on to the City of London. Amazing tour! We learnt a lot and saw things we would not otherwise have had access to. |
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| Our guide Ian demonstrating the garrotting of William Wallace (Braveheart). |
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| City of London Guild Hall and site of the old Roman Colosseum. |
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| Later we met up with Nicola, Felicity, Ali and "the boys" in Bermondsey. |
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| Ready to enjoy lunch. |
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| The first stop on our trip was Singapore for a couple of days. Bill is enjoying the view from our hotel, overlooking The Padang, the colonial sports field - a sort of village green. They were setting up for the Formula One, to be held in September. |
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| There is as magnificent display of orchids in the Singapore Orchid Garden, within the beautiful Botanical Gardens. |
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| Enjoying a trip in the Singapore Flyer, Singapore's version of the London Eye. |
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| A taste of Singapore's amazing Architecture. This is a double helix foot bridge. The lotus like building is a new arts building and the huge structure with a 'boat ' on the top is the flashy casino. |
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| Yum, steamboat! |
