After a good night's sleep, actually not that bad, we woke up ready for another beautiful sunny day in London. We had a friendly breakfast in our dining room under the glass roof. No one was in a hurry, so we left for our daily walk around 9:30.
We walked along King’s Road to Sloane Square station, from where we traveled to Embankment station. We wandered around Victoria Embankment Garden for a while and walked down the Strand to a bus stop. We took the bus to St. Paul's Cathedral. Catherine and André visit the cathedral. Lyne and I took a walk. We saw St Bartholomew the Great, the oldest parish church in London. Very impressive. André climbed to the top of the dome of St. Paul. The view was magnificent !
After this visit, it was time for lunch. We ate a sandwich on Paternoster Square. We noticed a new installation of sculptures by Gillie and Marc. gillie and Marc They have many other sculptures in many locations and in London.
We then crossed the Millennium Bridge, from where we had a breathtaking view of many iconic elements of London: Tower Bridge, The Shard, the Walkie-Talkie building... As we almost arrived at the end of the bridge, we saw this large poster from the Yoko Ono Exhibition. I didn't know Yoko had an exhibition at Tate Modern. A wonderful surprise. We didn't have time today, but I will return before the end of this visit to London.
We continued our journey towards Borought Market. Fortunately, there weren't too many people. It was a good idea to visit the market on a Tuesday. We bought our fresh vegetables and bread for dinner. After visiting the market, we left by tube. Before arriving near our little house, we went to Mark and Spencer's to choose our meat and wine for dinner.
My feet and back were crying out for rest. We had a pleasant aperitif on our own little balcony.
André was our cook this evening. With what we bought today he made us such a delicious meal!! Wow! roast beef and mixed vegetables. Yum!
After 16063 steps, this completes another perfect day in London.