The rest of my summer trip was spent in London, where I flew to straight from Edinburgh. It was my third time in the English capital and, as ever, I have been left stunned with the diversity of this city, be it socially, ethnically, geographically or culturally speaking.
While there, I happenend to:
- nearly faint in a glass house
- eat an Orange popsicle
- walk along Regent's Canal
- have a cup of delicious green tea with pomgrenate infusion at Paper & Cup
- see Matisse at the Tate
- watch an excellent architecture stills film at the Design Museum
- give my last pennies for sweets in pink bags at Sugar Sin
- sketch on top of Primrose Hill
- buy a ton of new books (which weirdly enough didn't show in an increase in luggage weight)
- fly home on a plane on which one of the passengers was wearing an genuine bowler hat (so cool!)
While there, I happenend to:
- nearly faint in a glass house
- eat an Orange popsicle
- walk along Regent's Canal
- have a cup of delicious green tea with pomgrenate infusion at Paper & Cup
- see Matisse at the Tate
- watch an excellent architecture stills film at the Design Museum
- give my last pennies for sweets in pink bags at Sugar Sin
- sketch on top of Primrose Hill
- buy a ton of new books (which weirdly enough didn't show in an increase in luggage weight)
- fly home on a plane on which one of the passengers was wearing an genuine bowler hat (so cool!)
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