Medellin- Coffee, Parks and the Best Pizza EverBreakfast by the Park It’s bright and sunny. Yeah! We head to the hostel restaurant which is also open to the public. The restaurant borders a lush green park with a gurgling stream. It’s a beautiful setting and good healthy food. John has a stack of five pancakes with strawberries and bananas between each pancake. I have avocado on toast with a salad.Coffee …
John Causes Drama on the PlaneTime to Travel AgainIt is so good to see things finally opening up for travel. John and I are on the road again.My eldest son Graham is attending university in Sao Paulo, Brazil for the final term of his masters program. John and I figure it’s a good time to explore Brazil, checking out Columbia on our way there.We say goodbye to our awesome …
Last Day in LondonThe Victoria & Albert Museum The sun is shining and it is a cool 7 degrees as Zoe, John and I walk to the Kew Gardens tube station. We are off to the Victoria and Albert Museum. John and I have never been to the V&A. John is expecting it to have a lot of ceramic dinner settings and fashion exhibits. Was John ever wrong. This place is …
From Modern Art to Prehistoric History with a Bit of PantoThe Tate Modern The day is dull and drizzly. We get an earlier start since we are going to two museums and then an adult pantomime tonight. The first stop is the Tate Modern art gallery. To get there from the tube stop we walk across The Thames on the Millennium Bridge. The metal bridge is very slippery in the rain. Ok, …
