Adventure time!

Little trip to Buckingham Palace of course :)



Hyde Park

Dreary day, but this is the Olympic Stadium!!

And the Olympic Pool!

*Bug-eyed*


 A 2 hour round-about excursion on a few trains led us to finally find London Street Feast. 





Salted Caramel Cheesecake :) to-die-for.

Sun-dried tomato, mozzarella, spinach, and tomato on Pita bread


 Tour of Chelsea Stadium, specifically for my Mom




Group shot in the news room


This is their "dressing room"





The tunnel where Chelsea and their rivals come out from







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