Here's Alex being cute in the queue outside the Natural History Museum - we started there, with a quick trip through the dinosaurs as a pre-reward for being dragged through the V&A in the afternoon; we then moved on to a less crowded area of the NHM - the mammals - it wasn't empty by any means, but not quite so heaving as the dinosaurs. Here's Alex with a panda.
And Olivia with some dolphins, which are her favourite. On the right, you can see the model of the blue whale, along with some other cetaceans and elephants, etc. It's a nice exhibit, I think - slightly old-fashioned, but in a good way.
I really like the V&A - always something interesting to look at, and such good variety. It's a little grown up for Alex, but even he seemed to have a fairly good time. I think he particularly liked the juice in the cafe, but hey, he's 5... Here's a fun sculpture thingy in the entrance, and a sculpture in the glass gallery - also a glass work, which looks like cherry blossoms or something like that - I really like it. And one final sculpture, also from another entrance hall - this is a piece by Dale Chihuly (not sure of the spelling) - isn't it fun? Lots of photos today - I was going to put them on flickr, but it was acting up, so they are all here - hopefully not too photo heavy for you all...
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