Saturday, May 03, 2008
Sunday was spent biking all over London with my friend Jackie. We started with a quick tour of Hyde park. The weather was nice by London standards so there were plenty of people enjoying the greens. We biked along the Serpentine and out the corner gate to St. James park.
Stopping shortly at Buckingham Palace for a breather and a few pics, we quickly mapped out the rest of the tour -- to Westminster Palace, over the Thames, meander to Tate Modern museum for a quick visit, then onwards to meet up with our friend Jenny in Brick Lane.
And so we did. It began to drizzle a bit by the time we got to the museum, and our quick visit gave us a chance to dry off and immerse in the galleries. More than the installations and pieces in the gallery, the museum itself struck me. Formerly a power station, the building preserved its massive scale when it was transformed into Tate. There are places where you can still see some of the old power station machinery.
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