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| Photo by Tim Street |
| The group on the upper level of the Imperial War Museum. |
It’s Sunday night in the United Kingdom, and all is well with our group. This morning, we set off on a nice London day to St. Bride’s, a Christopher Wren church in London proper. The church, made famous by its "wedding cake" steeple, has made itself into the patron church of journalists. After visiting for a bit, we walked down Fleet Street to Trafalger Square, then took the tube to the Imperial War Museum in Lambeth. There, we were led on a guided tour and visited exhibits on wars involving the British commonwealth over the years – particularly World War II. Following the war museum, we split up into groups for sightseeing and dinner.
Everyone is in high spirits and has been enjoying their time. Tomorrow we’ll continue our London experience by visiting The Frontline Club, Churchill’s Cabinet War Rooms and St. Paul’s Cathedral. The weather forecast for tomorrow isn’t the greatest – a healthy dose of rain and gale winds are being predicted – but we’re hopeful that it won’t be too bad.
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