Sunday, May 03, 2015
Platform 9 3/4 + Camden + Science Museum
I have always been a huge Harry Potter fan. Ever since the book was introduced to us by my English teacher in high school, I have been awaiting for the sequels and collecting memorabilias. So I felt pure joy when we visited Platform 9 3/4 in St. Pancras station.
My ultimate dream place to visit here in England is the Harry Potter Studios. I've been fantasizing what collectibles to add in my collection. Visiting the shop in Pancras is a good strategy to take a look at the items and see what is worth buying.
It's THE Elder wand.
My dream necklace
The line was so long that I felt like it's not worth a try. I promise to have this shot when I visit the studios. Since March, they have added an additional attracttion. They built a Platform 9 3/4 and have the steam train same as the Hogwarts train used in the movies. You can have a photo opportunity for both which I would gladly do.
We had lunch in Sushi Salsa in Camden which was the perfect answer to my cravings in the past days.
Camden was amazing. I love the food markets and the stores that sells the eclectic and cutest things.
These unique journals are so pretty. Too bad I don't keep diaries anymore.
Our last itinerary for the day was Science Museum.
Saturday, May 02, 2015
Thetford Glamping
It was my first time to try glamping. We left early and brought our bags and air mattress. It was more than an hour drive from our place. Once we entered the campsite, we saw few parts of the area parked with RVs. The accomodation that we stayed in was one of the pods with sufficient heating perfect for a cozy and comfortable sleep. They also have clean toilets and shower.
In the morning, you could hear the birds chirping. Our "neighbors" have bird feeders outside their trailer and I saw quite a few variety of birds.
My husband and I had a trail walk leading to the forest. They have the tallest trees that I've seen. It was like a scene from Into the Woods. We had an amazing time.
The pod that we stayed in.
Our neighbors and the path leading to the forest.
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