Saturday, July 2

Tour de Londres: when Rif was here:: Pauls, Tate and the Brit


St Pauls: a cathedral overlooking the City


Designed by the court architect Sir Christopher Wren and built between 1675 and 1710 after its predecessor was destroyed in the Great Fire of London


An imposing structure


Tate Modern: formerly a power station


Some bull crap


Visualisation of the crap


Part of the members' room


(Part of the) London skyline


St Pauls in the background and the (controversial) Millenium bridge


Liking the table/chairs set


Comfort v Style


Bottoms' up


The venerable British museum


Very much imposing


Yet with a feel of modern


Natural lighting


Romanish architecture


Glass and sky - a stylish concoction


The main library - an overwhelming feeling


Rif and Mary at a bar in Islington

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