Plate feet

The day starts again in the rain. That doesn’t bother us, because we only have to go to the bus. In one of the new red double-decker buses, we even have seats at the top of the list. So we can observe the city during the trip. And how the bus has to drive a diversion to get stuck in traffic jams. After some reflection, we just get off and continue on foot. That was a good decision, because that’s how we walked right over The Boroughmarket, one of the hidden sights. We decided to remember this place for lunch because the breakfast was just in the last ten minutes.

Continue over Londonbridge, looking over to Towerbridge, west along the Thames.

After a long day including Buckinghamplace, Hamley’s, huge sweets, Coventgarden and much more, we get hungry and make our way back to the market. Unfortunately closed. Such a crap. Then the fries from the stall opposite must be enough before the bus goes back to the hostel, where the second load is eaten. Now that it’s nice in the evening, we can say good night to the Cutty-Sark, a famous old ship, and put ourselves to zero to take a photo. So only the small one. The zero with the globe behind it is of course already too and far too expensive for us. For this we were able to stay in the hostel for almost two nights longer.

After that we go to bed, because in the morning we should continue early.