November 2005
London, United Kingdom
From 18 to 20 November 2005 we went London with Easyjet, Easybus and Easyhotel. We saw Ewan McGregor in Guys and Dolls, and visited the British Museum and Natural History Museum.
 - (1970-01-01 2005) - Photo Album Amy and Arthur
1/16 In the morning of Friday 18 November we arrived at Luton Airport where we took this easyBus into the city.
 - (1970-01-01 2005) - Photo Album Amy and Arthur
2/16 Here we are in a double decker bus with a prime seat by the top window.
 - (1970-01-01 2005) - Photo Album Amy and Arthur
3/16 In the afternoon we walked from Round Pond (pictured here) in Kensington Gardens to the Diana Memorial in Hyde Park and along the Serpentine.
 - (1970-01-01 2005) - Photo Album Amy and Arthur
4/16 For a late lunch we went to Hard Rock Cafe close to Hyde Park Corner.
 - (1970-01-01 2005) - Photo Album Amy and Arthur
5/16 From Hyde Park we walked along Oxford Street where we saw the Christmas lights. This photo is on Regent Street.
 - (1970-01-01 2005) - Photo Album Amy and Arthur
6/16 In the evening we saw the play Guys and Dolls with Ewan McGregor at Piccadilly Theatre. We waited at the stage door afterwards to see Ewan, but he had already left out the front.
 - (1970-01-01 2005) - Photo Album Amy and Arthur
7/16 On Saturday morning we left our 'Tiny Room' at the easyHotel at around 8:30.
 - (1970-01-01 2005) - Photo Album Amy and Arthur
8/16 Our nearest underground station to the hotel was Earl's Court.
 - (1970-01-01 2005) - Photo Album Amy and Arthur
9/16 On Saturday we went to the British Museum where we first saw these Indian sculptures in Room 33: China, South & South-east Asia.
 - (1970-01-01 2005) - Photo Album Amy and Arthur
10/16 This is a 1000-year-old moai statue from Orongo, Easter Island named Hoa Hakananai'a. It was collected by the crew of the English ship HMS Topaze, under the command of Richard Ashmore Powell, on their visit to Easter Island in 1868 to carry out surveying work.
 - (1970-01-01 2005) - Photo Album Amy and Arthur
11/16 We thought this was a cute-looking thing; it is a late 19th/early 20th century Hohao, or spirit board, from the Gulf of Papua. The figure on this carved and painted board depicts a forest spirit known to the Elema people, who live on the long coast of Orokolo Bay in southern Papua New Guinea. (Room 24, Living and Dying)
 - (1970-01-01 2005) - Photo Album Amy and Arthur
12/16 In the evening we saw the play High Society at Shaftesbury Theatre.
 - (1970-01-01 2005) - Photo Album Amy and Arthur
13/16 On Sunday we went to the Natural History Museum. This photo at the Darwin Centre is a presentation about the origin of diamonds that was broadcast live on the Internet.
 - (1970-01-01 2005) - Photo Album Amy and Arthur
14/16 At the museum we looked around the Birds halls at the Life Galleries.
 - (1970-01-01 2005) - Photo Album Amy and Arthur
15/16 We had lunch at Tattersalls Tavern near Knightsbridge where we had a traditional pub lunch. It was really good.
 - (1970-01-01 2005) - Photo Album Amy and Arthur
16/16 We had left our luggage at the Natural History Museum (because easyHotel wouldn't store it for us) so we went back there to pick it up. This is the ice rink by the museum with the beautiful museum in the background.