After a beautiful train journey (with no photos!) we had three delightful days in London with KJ and family. Lucy was there too for some of the time which was lovely.
First, Saturday, the long tube ride to Waterloo Station, then the walk to the South Bank along which we found a wall full of poems! I so loved them, found them very moving and have chosen just a few to share with you. Then there was the Building of the Ark, the Rainbow Park, and the Festival Hall and lunch from the amazing multi-cultural food market. Sunday afternoon in the park was yet another delight.
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- Tabitha in the tube train
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- Concentrating
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- Free Mivvis for all at Waterloo Station
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- Poetry Parnassus
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- From Exile by Mvula Ya Nangolo of Namibia
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- Nayibamba Bophezu Kwemkhono by Msandi Kababa of Swaziland
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- This Morning at Joy by Emelihter Kihleng of New Zealand
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- The Daffodils From a Native’s Perspective by Sia Figiel from American Samoa
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- I missed who wrote this one and have been unable to find out. Anybody know?
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- No Regrets by Bryan Thao Worra from Laos
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- Desire by Abdurahman A. Waberi from Djibouti
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- Building the Ark for Ark-Ive by Wildworks
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- Playing together in the Rainbow Park
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- Blue, yellow and red sand in the Rainbow Park
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- London Plane Tree bark
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- Two of our lovely daughters
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- ‘What do you think is in here, Granny?’
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- Baklava and more tasty goodies
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- Please read this – it’s brilliant!
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- Enjoying a ‘Joy Car’
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- Explaining the Book Maze
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- Book Maze at The Festival Hall
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- Where now?
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- False trail
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- Overview of the Book Maze
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- Sunday afternoon walk in the park
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- Sunday afternoon tree climbing
