Well Wes and I have been to London it was a great time, didn't realise but there is only three weeks before I go away again. Wow what a time to keep going away I mean I'm having such a rush on interviews but still no job. Mind you the interview I went on this week was a rather dull job which was badly paid.

Anyway back to London, on the Saturday we went to see The Mousetrap which was really good I awlays wanted to see it and now I know who did it, although I wasn't very surprised by the end I don't think Wes was either, I think it's because I've seen too many Agatha Christie T.V dramas and read too many of the books my favourite being The Orient Express. Anyway it was fun, the other show we went to see was Wicked and well that was just fantastic I'd heard that it was good but I didn't realise that it would be that great. The rush for the underground train afterwards was quite funny, we weren't sure when the trains stopped and seeing as we were staying in the Docklands I got a little worried that I'd get stuck in the center of London.

One thing that i will say about, is the Sherlock Holmes museum and I'm going to be completely honest just don't waste your money for what you pay you'd be better off down the pub two/three pints will be a lot more fun and educational (and i don't drink beer). So to sum it up it really is a con that is designed for foreign tourist who has read about and watched the Sherlock Holmes movies.

If you do want to do something fun and are over the age of 18 then you should really visit Vinopolis which is a wine tasting tour centre, where you can try so much wine depending upon which set of tickets you buy and believe me you will feel dizzy afterwards, it made the London Dungeon which we visited earlier that day look half good (but it still wasn't that good). Other attractions that we visited included the Science Museum and the Natural History Museum which are fun and cheap, as long as you don't mind having your bags searched.

Next stop Wales!!!