Rain in London Town

TTS.....that's a lovely voyage you've booked on Mary....I much prefer both the suites and the grill in PG.....only draw back...as Dusababy said is having to produce your card every time you have drinks [emoji15]

S[emoji4]

Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

TTS.....that's a lovely voyage you've booked on Mary....I much prefer both the suites and the grill in PG.....

That's gooed enough recommendation for us.

only draw back...as Dusababy said is having to produce your card every time you have drinks

Well...you know us - we'll just wear it round our necks like conference attendees.

Enjoyed the synopsis Mary Ann. It's one line that never attracted us, regardless of its mariner history.

I love london - but then I would say that as I live here and never tire of what it has to offer.

Plus it helps when you work as I do in the beige building to the left in this photo and have a window desk and admire the comings and goings of the Thames all day! haha

Ship is the Silver Cloud on its second visit to the Tower Bridge last year. (I was lucky enough to be on its first one in June)

Of course London can be expensive, but as others have said, its possible to do London cheaper than 5* prices and forums like this are a good source for info..

eg travel by tube and bus with an oyster card instead of going by taxi

Museums are free

Get a app like taste card and get 50% of meals in many restaurants

Dont stay in the centre on London - catch a train or tube to where your day trip takes you.

Like most things, budget and minimum standards are a big factor, but its possible not to spend a fortune is all I'm saying!

It isn't so bad if American's take advice about London from Brits instead of other Americans.

Absolutely.