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| The Natural History Museum |
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| Monkeys climbed up this opening arch all the way up and across the ceiling and down the other side. |
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| Okay, by this time in the day, I was a little museum-ed out and very hungry. Also, there were bus-loads of school kids and tourists here -- the dinosaur exhibit was crowded, stuffy, blazing hot, and too much for me. We almost left, but then I found taxidermed animals...jackpot. |
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| Weird robotic dinosaurs that moved and roared. |
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| Squirrel! |
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An entire hall of taxidermed animals. I don't know exactly why I love this so much, but when well-done, it is just fascinating...and when it is not, bizarre and mesmerizing.
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| He looks like he needs to use the restroom. |
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| Look at the way an armadillo folds up -- that is perfect. |
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| Pangolins make me so happy. |
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| Doesn't their scale-cover look like a giant-size pine-cone? |
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| His face... |
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| I think his name is Terrence. |
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| Liberty House fabric flagship...but in one of the longest, biggest, ritziest shopping areas I've ever been in. Fabric here is like in the $40 or more/ a yard range. Shirts are a couple hundred dollars. A plastic plate is like $40. I did not buy anything at this store. It is on Regent Street in London's West End. |
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| A super chice selection of tapestry/needlework kits...want. |
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