- St Mary-le-Bow, a small Wren church in Cheapside
- Billingsgate Roman bath and house (archeology under a new building)
- Custom House, just across Lower Thames Street
- After a bus ride to Bermondsey and lunch at Maltby Street Market, we hopped back on the bus to Rotherhithe to see Brunel's shaft, recently fitted with a proper staircase inside. It's the 8th wonder of the world, as we were repeatedly told by the director of the museum during his talk/tout of museum shitknacks.
- The nearby Old Mortuary, now the Time and Talents Community Centre
- A quick look at Sands Films Picture Library
- Through the tunnel to Wapping to Metropolitan Wharf, where we visited an architectural studio overlooking the river.
We walked along the Ornamental Canal up to London Docks in hopes of seeing Pennington Warehouse, but reached it too late to get in. So, we ended our trek at St Katharine Docks, where we saw the royal barge Gloriana moored. No, we didn't get to go aboard.
Making an early night of it so we both could go back to our Airbnb flats to pack, we had dinner at Mr Fish, the local chippy in Queen's Park, which was quite good. Thanks for treating, Molly!
Speaking of my Airbnb, it was totally lovely and comfortable. And the location was perfect.
Final stats:
1 pound 85 for egg and avocado on a mini roll
4 quid for lunch
90p for water
85p for coconut macaroon
23303 steps
10.01 miles
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