We started our day a little bit late since little R was having flu and decided to spend the day as a tourist. We took bus from Hampstead to Trafalgar Square, it was easier than tube because we brought our buggy in all the time. Like the old man always says the best way to see London is from the top of the bus, and he is totally right. We went inside the National Gallery to have some breeze, it was so hot outside up to 30degC, could not stand for it. Well it was not a good idea though since you brought your baby with you. It was a quite place and your baby like to make noises. We ended up strolling around the mercandise shop eventualy.
It almost mid day, and we run to Buckingham Palace to catch the changing guard. It was lucky that we saw guards and the horses parade on the street. The guards are women too, cant believe it. Well since it was summer time, there were massive people trying to watch the parade, and we barely saw nothing but people's head. We changed our mind and continue the journey to have lunch at Bali Bali, Indonesian cuisine, how lovely.
After lunch we went to Harrods, the bigest shopping center in town. Seriously they were sooo big and you would probably lost in the middle. It was a luxury shopping center, I might grabbed one bag or shoes if I was still a young girl, but with this baby in hand, it was just impossible. All expensive brands was on the list and they had a rule on how to carry your bag too for whatever reasons. We spent some time there and then continued our trip to Hyde Park. This little boy needed to off from his buggy. We passed husband's college and finally arrived at Hyde Park. The park covers 350 acres, maybe we just went on the very small 10 acres that day. We went to Diana memorial fountain, it was so pretty having a swril fountain in the middle of the park. They said it reflects Diana's life.
Night had come without a sun and we finally headed back home. Little R seemed very tired too, we still had some days in London and tomorrow was another adventure. Good night London, we will see ya tomorrow.
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