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We had a full day of walking yesterday, and quite a few impressions to go with it. We saw the the Tate Modern and tried to figure out how long it would take either me or Mom to be exhibited there. Then we had a very good lunch at a hole-in-the-wall thai restaurant. It was run by 6Thai women and located between train bridges, old factory buildings and in a back alley. We loved the food and the price, too! Definetly an insider.
Then we took a voyage to the Tate Britain. It was a long walk from the station, but worth it. I liked the works here better than in the modern Tate. These were more "timeless" and more interesting, actually.
Then we went back to the hotel to get ready for the musical "Singin in the Rain". The show was great, but the seats were really small. There was less leg room on them than in a tight airplane. We had a good view, though, considering it was the nose bleed section.
So after that we went to bed, very tired and with sore feet but with great experiences at hand.

Today we will go to Kews, I am excited!

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