They Call Me Daggie

10th October 2015

We had breakfast at 8 o'clock in the morning. There were so many things you could eat. You could eat yoghurt with fresh fruit, croissants, muffins, ham, cheese, apple juice, milk, tea, coffee and you could make your own pancakes. The London Eye was an hour walking from the hotel. We had a wonderful walk. There were so many people outside and there was a man who did magic tricks. First thing we did was walking to the Walkie Talkie, a buidling where you can see whole London and eat something if you want to. 

 

Walkie Talkie

 My friend and I bought a combined ticket for the London Eye, Sea Life and London Dungeons. The man behind the desk told us to make a reservation at the London Dungeons first. It was already one o'clock in the afternoon. So, we decided to do the London Dungeons the next day. First, we went to Sea Life. We had a priority ticket, which meant that we didn't have to stand in the queue to pay for a ticket. Sea Life was nice to see. There were a lot of fish and other animals. There were penguins at the end. We were a bit hungry and we went to a restaurant. We saw a nice, but busy one. There was still a seat free for us. We got the menu and saw that we were in a Chinese restaurant. I didn't know what everything was. I chose for the chicken ramen. It was soup with chicken and noodles in a black bowl with a wooden spoon. I knew that I had to use the spoon for the soup, but how was I going to eat the noodles? There was a man next to us who eat the same as us. I looked at him and did the same thing as he did. My friend and I used knife and fork for the noodles. 

  After we had eaten, we walked to the London Eye. This time we had to stand in the line. Nevertheless, it took us 30 minutes. The view was so beautiful. You could see whole London. It was dark when we were on the top. Everywhere you looked, there were lights from buildings and parks.We saw the Big Ben when we were in the London Eye. Walking to clock would be the last thing we did that day.

The last picture is the view from the London Eye