Never wear shades for a 3D film: My return to the Science Museum
I was sat in the Sciene Museum’s IMAX cinema. The screening of Antarctica 3D wasn’t going quite as I expected.
I was sat in the Sciene Museum’s IMAX cinema. The screening of Antarctica 3D wasn’t going quite as I expected.
I visited Central London earlier this week for the first time since March 2020. I went to the Science Museum and while there, I took this picture. It’s the result of a really simple science experiment, but can you guess what it is?
We make a return to Kidzania London and this time I see a new side to the attraction: It not’s just a fun day out, it’s educational too.
I present to you here a view from the Coca-Cola London Eye. Broadly speaking, this is a view looking east and what you can see directly in the foreground is construction work going on in the South Bank area of the city.
We all know London is full of major, family friendly tourist attractions such as Madame Tussauds, Buckingham Palace and the London Eye. Hidden among its back streets, however, are many hidden gems.