Yesterday, the Missus and I went to see the production of the Railway Children at the old Eurostar Terminal at Waterloo. Leaving aside the criminality of moving the Eurostar terminal, which should not have happened anyway, and then not re-using the extra platform space at one of the busiest stations in London, the show was really good, and there were hordes of school kids who were enthralled by it. There were even several actors whom I recognised in the cast. The clincher was the fact that they used the real tracks and a real steam engine in the play, although I cannot help thinking that it was being electrically driven, with some special effects steam and smoke.
Afterwards, we went to an Argentinian restaurant in Bermondsey, of all places. As many of you probably know, Argentinian food consists of large chunks of singed cow with a few veggies around the edges. Scrumptious, especially when washed down with a bottle of a Bonarda, then followed by a Don Pedro, a mixture of ice-cream, walnuts, chocolate and, last but not least, a large dollop of Scotch!
All in all, a very enjoyable day!
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