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13:46:26 Pub number 1, The Mayflower. Andy, not one of diminutive stature, is helpfully demonstrating the mediaeval dimensions of the doors here. | 14:42:57 Pub number 2, The Angel, where we also had lunch. On of my favourites this one. | 15:45:23 Pub number 3, The Anchor Tap. |
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15:46:56 Tower Bridge had obviously been getting cold recently, so they've covered part of it in this giant sock. | 15:47:12 ....the holes were interesting too. | 15:50:40 The view from Tower Bridge. |
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15:54:42 One of the towers. | 17:00:44 A running theme of today were these bridge/balcony things which we saw in a few places. | 17:34:22 Seem to have neglected to take any pictures in pub number 4 (The Town of Ramsgate) and this is in fact taken from pub number 5 (The Captain Kidd). Nice bit of a sunset over the Thames there. |
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17:34:29 The opposite bank bathed in the late afternoon sun, and looking over towards Canary Wharf. A Turner-esque quality to this, methinks. | 18:24:23 Canary Wharf, as seen from pub number 6, The Prospect of Whitby. | 18:24:33 Andy looking out over the water whilst recalling a painful hair plucking incident. |
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18:25:08 Andy pinching Canary Wharf. He was very pleased with this shot. | 18:27:40 The Prospect of Whitby from the front. | 18:27:50 ...erm, and again. I think I was waiting for Andy to go to the toilet. |
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18:32:26 Canary Wharf again... | 18:35:16 ...and again. I think this was just before pub number 7, The Narrow, which I neglected to take any pictures of (it was some kind of Gordon Ramsay venture I believe, nothing to write home about). | 19:47:42 Out the back of the 8th and final pub, The Grapes, and here's Andy and I comparing the maps features on our phones. Hmmm. |
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20:18:59 Good night then Andy! |