Help me with some London trip ideas please gents.

[mackem 26,464]

Your always going to find something to see or do in the city. 

[Borr 6,006]

[NEWKID 27,159]

39 minutes ago, Borr said:

Cracking mate....opens the kids eyes a bit as youngsters when they first get on the tube, see the sights etc...one they'll remember mate 

[tatsblisters 9,732]

I think as a kid the first time you visit London the memory lasts a lifetime i can still remember when the Oldman took me and my cousin to the crufts dog show in the early 70s and walking around the west end i always remember a street performer who used to do the sand dance dressed as an Egyptian and the roast chestnut vendor's.

[Borr 6,006]

1 minute ago, tatsblisters said:

I think as a kid the first time you visit London the memory lasts a lifetime i can still remember when the Oldman took me and my cousin to the crufts dog show in the early 70s and walking around the west end i always remember a street performer who used to do the sand dance dressed as an Egyptian and the roast chestnut vendor's.

I got took for a few Christmas lights and chestnut vendors, the Oldman showing me them running from cops, haha great times. He was proud of his beginning in Paddington, absolute poverty, sleeping in a slum house with three families, nearly lost his eye playing on bomb sites , rescuing  a mate from the canal , learning to swim in the serpentine, the list goes on , he did good had English hunger and provided for us. Rip Tony ....

[dytkos 17,793]

Boys are growing mate

Cheers, D.

[Born Hunter 17,763]

How amazing is the NHM?

I need to get down there soon for another look around and hopefully go to the British museum to see all our national loot! 

[Borr 6,006]

17 minutes ago, Born Hunter said:

How amazing is the NHM?

I need to get down there soon for another look around and hopefully go to the British museum to see all our national loot! 

I preferred the British, less touristy and cooler , had amazing architecture and less people....and great exhibits...

[Bush Rummager 4,597]

1 hour ago, tatsblisters said:

I think as a kid the first time you visit London the memory lasts a lifetime i can still remember when the Oldman took me and my cousin to the crufts dog show in the early 70s and walking around the west end i always remember a street performer who used to do the sand dance dressed as an Egyptian and the roast chestnut vendor's.

Spot on there mate. My first trip was to the old Wembley, aged 11 to watch Mansfield v Bristol City ('87) in the freight rover cup final. Like you say, it's the details that you remember. Travelling down in a mk 1 blue escort estate.. my filling coming out eating a chocolate eclair on the motorway... having my first can of carling sat on a grass banking... my dad's mate getting locked up before the game for nutting a copper.. ahhh.. the memories eh!!

[mackem 26,464]

38 minutes ago, Born Hunter said:

hopefully go to the British museum to see all our national loot! 

Possession is 9/10'ths of ownership

[Borr 6,006]

Just now, mackem said:

Possession is 9/10'ths of ownership

To be fair we found most of it .....

[mackem 26,464]

Just now, Borr said:

To be fair we found most of it .....

And nicked the rest, finders keepers losers weepers

[mushroom 12,925]

Ok peeps she goes in a week. They’ve loads planned but….

@green lurchers or anyone else in the know.. Where is a good pie and mash place and where to get jellied eels mate?

[mackem 26,464]

21 minutes ago, mushroom said:

Ok peeps she goes in a week. They’ve loads planned but….

@green lurchers

Book a table in the Shard, good food, great views, and a decent place to people watch, all sorts of people get in

[mushroom 12,925]

8 minutes ago, mackem said:

Book a table in the Shard, good food, great views, and a decent place to people watch, all sorts of people get in

They’re doing that already mate. Think you posted it before and I mentioned it to them

Pie and Mash and jellied eels is now the order I’m under