Thatās the way to do a review.
Itās easy see in London that it was once the centre of the world. The buildings are magnificent. Theyāve also built an iconic new skyline over last 20 years while the country went to shit.
The scale of the place means people are very comfortable being who they want to be. Anonymity of a very big city I guess but itās more prevalent there than other similar cities.
We did the Harry Potter place today
Iād say it was alright, I havenāt read the books or seen the movies so not really my cup of tea but an interesting look at how they make those big budget movies.
Highlight of today was the description of the Chili soya in this (absolutely outstanding) Indian restaurant we ate in a while ago, the price was next to it 
What was the restaurant?
Weāre staying out by Twickenham, it was an Indian restaurant in Hounslow, it was full of Sikhs and a massive amount of guys who I assume are observing Ramadan, Hounslow is about 70% Indian Iād say, the food was off the charts, I donāt recall the name.
We went to the Science museum today, my God what a place.
Iād say I could spend two weeks solid in there, Iād need a wheelchair I suppose as itās extremely tiring browsing,
The kids donāt have my stamina for that kind of thing, so we had some extremely fancy buns in Knightsbridge, a lovely Japanese meal by Spitalfields then, we thought the market there was open till 8 but they were packed up by 6.
A few of us are visiting a pal in Richmond next weekend and staying in Twickenham - will lookout for this spot
Was there about 13 years ago, itās some place great for kids and adults alike
Theyāre a really nice Asian (mostly, Pizza and Turkish as well) food court in Hounslow, it has a bar also.
But Iāve a feeling youāll get good Indian food anywhere around here, youād have to really when the community is so Indian
Really great spot the science museum. Sometimes they have demonstrations as well which are amazing. The Brits do their museums very well.
I am off to Lisbon today for a few days.
Any recommendations on things to see and do over there*?
Trips to Sintra and Cascais are worthwhile if you have time. I went to see Benfica play. Tickets were easy enough got.
The natural history museum is terribly displayed. You canāt see the dinosaur fossils properly, theyāre obscured by the information boards.
The Time Out market is cool enough with a clatter of good food options. Itās a lovely city to stroll aimlessly around for a few hours as well, from the big gardens up at the top of the city all the way down to the water
Whereās that now.
Kilaloe
The cans of Super Bock suggest Portugal. I donāt think itās Lisbon so Iām thinking itās Porto
The Camino maybe
Outside the barge Iād say
Bualadh bos do Fagan
Jardim do Morro on the south of the Duoro. Lovely spot to watch the sunset
