I had 4 hours to kill between things and I decided to walk through the British Museum instead of go to the library like a responsible student. 🙂
Month: October 2015
Field Trip! Weald and Downland Open Air Museum
5th October So these are from our trip to the Weald and Downland Open Air Museum where they saved a number of 15th-17th century structures (and maybe a Victorian one or two) and moved them to this space. It was cold and rainy but also cool.
Tate Modern
Then after Somerset House I walked over the Millennium Bridge to the Tate Modern. Modern art is not really my thing (mainly because I don’t know enough about it) but it was cool to wander around.
Somerset House
3rd of October I went to Somerset House and walked around The Courtauld Gallery, which is a beautiful space and I really recommend it.
Fleet Street Etc
These are just from walks around the past week. Notes below if you click on them. 🙂
School Starts In Earnest
So my program started last week, and while it is super cool and I am learning stuff that feels relevant mostly, and things can happen like today at hour 2 of a 3 hour class my instructor was like “And now let’s walk over to the British Museum to see what I was talking about” and …
Family Skype
We have fun.
Slimer!
Looks like someone got slimed by the dumpster this morning….
Happened Upon A Lunchtime Organ Recital Like You Do
Also I forgot today I took the long way around to my building and passed this church, and there was a sign for a lunchtime organ recital and so I went! We weren’t supposed to take a picture but I snuck one in (don’t tell the vicar): The recital was really very cool and so …
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National Portrait Gallery
Today I did a tour of the Archaeology library, and then I went to the National Portrait Gallery which I realized I had actually not been to before I don’t think. I thought I had been there in 2004 when I visted London, but literally nothing looked familiar and although it could obviously have changed …
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