Walking around Big Ben took us immediately to the bank of the Thames River which runs through London, and what did we see, but the London Eye!
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| London Eye |
“I want to ride on that!” I told Kathy. So, off to the Eye we trekked.
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| Evan and Kathy on the Eye |
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| Evan on the Eye |
The view of London from the Eye was glorious. As you can see, the weather was perfect, amazing for October. Every day had a full sun, no clouds, and in the 80s F.
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| London Eye at night |
We took a short cruise on the Thames River that evening, and saw many of the landmarks lighted for the night.
Here is London Bridge – NOT! It is not technically called London Bridge. It is the London Tower Bridge, if you didn’t know…
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| London Tower Bridge |
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| Parliament at night |
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| Big Ben at night |
It was a joy to have Kathy along with me on this trip, her company, her care, her love. She was a 100% support system for me through the 8 days of lectures in many ways that made the travel easier and the trip even more enjoyable.
When lecturing and travelling, I still spend several hours a day solely for practice, which she is used to. She finds ways to keep patiently busy while I’m occupied. So, it was nice to have a couple of days that we could spend together and have solely to ourselves in London after a successful lecture run through the country the week before.
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| Evan and Kathy at Big Ben |
Great photos of a great couple! Thanks for sharing!
Thank you so much for sharing, Evan. I have great respect for CS practitioners’ spouses as well… It must be a great teamwork. What happy couple!
Thanks for sharing the pictures and the happiness I feel for having such a wonderful teacher and letting us share your adventures. This is indeed how we become your family and follow your sincere faith in what it means to be a Christian Scientist through your teachings.
Thanks, Evan, for the sharing. And thank Kathy, too. Her part is absolutely applauded!!!!