After Westminster Abbey we had some lunch at a pub called the Westminster Arms. We barely fit into the booth and soon all the tables were full. A great lunch once again. Then it was on the HOHO bus for a few hours of sightseeing. We jumped off the bus at its furthest south stop so we could make our way out to where Callum lives. We walked 45 minutes until we crossed the river. It was a chance to stretch out our legs. Then we went to dinner with Callum and Erica. She is very sweet and has a very positive energy. They were giddy together and we could tell that there is a strong connection between them. Dinner was very good and before we knew it three hours had passes. There was a bit of an issue getting an Uber as the wifi was a bit spotty but soon we were zooming back to Windsor for the last time in a fine Mercedes.
We plotted a lunch stop but never made it past the Westminster Arms
Classic Pub look with food in the cellar bar
I stopped to read this sign, it saved me a concussion from the low low ceiling
Squeezed in the small booth
We overwhelmed the downstairs kitchen and they closed it until they could catch up
On the Big Bus we go
Living wall
Just the outer skin of this very large building was left in the redevelopment
Old vs new
Grand buildings from the top of the bus
Step 1) Beat Napoleon
Step 2) Make huge arch and put Wellington statue on top
Step 3) Remove Wellington statue
Artillery in stone
The stature that they replaced Wellington with
Nice neigh-borhood
Top of the Dorchester inn
Japan consulate
Ryder greeted us with dog smooches
We have made it to dinner
Tomatoes and greens
More Gin to add to the list
A great duck
Two trout in two days for Leslie
Tomahawk steak
The bag of compost was available at the front door
Warm wood tones for the restaurant
Behind Callum was the pole that the kids climber to be super annoying
The bridge was lit up on our drive home
Very pretty
