We awoke to a bright, warm and sunny day for our final day of sightseeing in London. It was a 15 minute walk to the Gatwick airport train station, where we took the Gatwick express for the 30 minute train ride into London. Because it was Sunday morning, the train was almost empty (unlike our previous trip). After arriving at Victoria Station, we found the tourist information office and picked up tickets for "the original" hop on hop off bus tour. First hop off ...

After another night of smooth sailing we docked in Malaga early this morning and awoke to a clear sunny day. We took a taxi directly to the airport, which was about a 15 minute ride through the city. Although we weren't able to spend much time in Malaga, it seems like a very nice city with older historical buildings as well quite modern infrastructure. Both the cruise terminal and the main airport terminal looked quite new. Our British Airways flight to London ...

The plan for today was for Sherry, Ron and Evelyn to visit the Tower of London (takes about 3 hrs.) while I went elsewhere, since Jim and I had done it 2 years ago. So we arranged to meet at the Starbucks near there at 1:00 and I headed to "The British War Experience". Interesting displays and videos about the London blitz, but didn't take too long. I then decided to go the British Museum, but it took a while to get there, even on the tube, so it was a short visi...

A dreary looking day welcomed us at London's Gatwick airport at 6:00 am, but at least it wasn't actually raining. The Gatwick Express train was standing room only as we joined sleepy commuters for the 30 minute ride into the city. At Victoria station we bought our Oyster cards (prepaid transit fares) and transferred to the Underground. After only one wrong transfer, which we quickly realized, we arrived at West Brompton station. I'd forgotten that most of London'...