Arriving in Greenwich, we went for lunch. Some of us had fish and chips and some had pasties. We hiked up to the observatory in the rain and when we were finished there, we marched down in the rain and went in the Queen's House. By the time we finished there the rain was letting up. We crossed Romney Road to Wren's Naval Hospital where we visited the beautiful dining hall and chapel. We took the Docklands Lightrail home. It has become and extremely busy line. In the old days it seemed like more of a tourist trip. But the Docklands have exploded and there are TONS of commuters using the line.
The Taylor-Woodburys and the Dickies ready to sail to Greenwich
Boat riders; the students are all behind the photographer
Lovely in all kinds of weather
Rain and umbrellas at the prime meridian
Wren's Royal Naval Hospital/College, now the University of Greenwich
The dining hall at the Royal Hospital
View back to the Docklands development from the Royal HospitalI don't know what tomorrow holds. Matt is in town and we will probably all go to dinner, but that's all that's planned for now.
Nice talking to you Emily. It is so sad you don't even recognize your father's voice.
OXO
D.
4 comments:
Oh Dad I am soo sorry that I didn't know you! It is really quite embarrasing. I did not know that Megan was there too. How fun. I feel as though I am missing a family reunion!
It looks like I need to get a scarf so that I can be one of the cool kids!
Big Kisses! Em
otybbb
Oh I love Greenwich. I am sad our time did not over lap with more of the people would have been fun to see everyone.
jcwomfmo (holy cow!)
It looks like a party. i hate missing parties!
vtzuughe
There is not shortage of scarves to be had in London. You will be soooo cool.
D.
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