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| The next day we headed over to Westminster Abbey (fulfilling another of my life long dreams!). The line, ugh. |
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| THEN we discovered we couldn't take pictures inside! The cloisters weren't off limits though so here's a picture of them. |
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| Okay, well so maybe we sneaked one. The tomb on the left is Sir Isaac Newton and, ironically, the tomb on the right is that of Charles Darwin. |
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| Beautiful stone work outside of the 20th Century Martyrs. Another personal hero, Dietrich Bonhoeffer is up there. |
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| I'm so glad we got to go inside! I was able to see the tombs of Geoffrey Chaucer and Charles Dickens as well as Elizabeth I's tomb which was really amazing. Totally worth the line! |
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| After lunch we walked across the George Bridge into Lambeth on our way to the Imperial War Museum. See the Eye?! |
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| Beautiful shot of Parliament. |
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| At the war museum! If you ever get to London, you need to go. Really well done and a very humbling Holocaust Center that is worth it. |
