The London Eye

We had been hoping to go on the London Eye for quite a while now, but with a husband who is very afraid of heights and an Autistic son who doesn't keep still or particularly quiet in company, we had our doubts about the success of the plan. However...

WE DID IT AND IT WAS FANTASTIC!!!!!!

The black spots are rain, cos it rained a lot yesterday and the pavements were more like one gigantic puddle with a few spots of higher ground, but...

WE DID IT AND IT WAS FANTASTIC!!!

Husband was VERY brave (and I'm not just saying that). He not only did it but looked out at the highest point and had to endure our son keep telling him to look down!
Son obviously thought it looked like his current obsession with a Tomica World video, where there are aerial views of toy trains and other vehicles moving along roads and tracks below, so he was very well entertained.

We intend to do it again when the days are shorter and the darkness falls earlier, so we can see the city by night. The challenge then will be that, according to my son, when the sun goes down you should be in bed!