London part 2

King's Cross Train Station in London.  Absolutely PACKED on a Sunday night!  Our train arrived about 5 mins before it departed, and we had to wait with all these people for them to announce which platform our train was going to depart from.  By the time it was finally announced (about 3 mins before it left the station), the mobs of people practially ran to board.  Fortunately, we had reserved seats - but our car was some 8 train cars down the platform.  We boarded, and the train left almost immediately.  Never experienced anything like it.

A better picture of the London Eye.  I imagine it's a fabulous way to view the city, but also expensive - as are most things in London...

A better picture of the Millenium bridge - from the Tate Modern restaurant.  Had awesome pasta there - full of flavor - unlike most things here.  It's a lot like Utah in that they don't seem to want to 'offend' people with flavor/spices, etc.  I like things bold, and the Tate had 'bold' - albeit expensive again - but it came with this view.



Westminster Abbey in the heart of London.  Although the sun departed after lunch, it was still quite pleasant weather.  We never experienced a drop of rain, and the temps were lovely.