From the Portobello Road website.

“Welcome to Portobello Road, the world’s largest antiques market with over 1,000 dealers selling every kind of antique and collectible.”  

We must have arrived on a quiet day, the food was good though and I nearly managed a haircut except the budget wouldn’t extend to the $78 au asking price, so it was back to the other side of town to the Maritime Museum, Greenwich Observatory and The Cutty Sark Clipper Ship display to finish our last day in the UK.

It’s been fun and the last two days rain free with considerable amounts of sunlight allowed us to see London without the dimmer switch seemingly in the “dull light” mode.

So to save me time as I have to pack my bag and prepare to risk life and limb on yet another airplane here are a few self explanatory digital miracles from Jen’s pixel box.

Portobello Road with antique flamingos.

Portobello Road.

The old and the new London.

Figurehead.

In the Navy it’s best to put one foot in front of the other, twist sightly and never ever put your hands by your side. This way you will create the best image you can in front of the underlings, even if you don’t have a clue what your doing.

Cutty Sark, worlds fastest clipper ship

Dry docked permanently, but still earning money,

The Belfast and Tower Bridge.

By the way, next stop Greece starting in Athens.