Cross-rail

Robin54 said:

I went to see the archeological remains put on display as a result of the Cross Rail digging today and fine it was too. HOWEVER, upstairs is a blinding exhibition of the history of the London docks.....highly recommended if you are in London....and there was a Spoons next door so it was fish and chips and a few Ghost Ships, then off to the Maritime Museum at Greenwich, and a few more beers. Incidentally, all free except the beer and chips!:lol:

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chub1 said:

Excuse my ignorance but where is that please?

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Robin54 said:

Museum of London (Docklands) I think the nearest stop is Canary Wharf on the DLR and the 5 mins walk:thumb:

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Aldoray said:

Did you happen to catch how long till mate ?

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Robin54 said:

I think its permanent, if that helps though it may be worth checking

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Robin54 said:

Museum of London (Docklands) I think the nearest stop is Canary Wharf on the DLR and the 5 mins walk:thumb:

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MyQul said:

Good oh! It's not too far from me. Sounds the kind of thing I'd be interested in

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Razor said:

The fish and chips, and beer in 'spoons or the exhibit?


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chesters-mild said:

A lovely part of London to visit (Maritime Museum) and when there the Maritime brewery tap is on site for grub and ale, Cutty Sark is worth a visit also - but it's not free.
Cheers

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Robin54 said:

. . . then off to the Maritime Museum at Greenwich,

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Bigcol49 said:

Hi!
Also, well worth a walk up the hill to see John Harrison's clocks at the Royal Observatory.

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Robin54 said:

I think its permanent, if that helps though it may be worth checking

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