The Travelling Torsten and Natasha Show

Natasha – Today we were supposed to go on a train but the line it was on got closed so we had to go on a different train. We got off and walked to our Great Auntie Margaret’s house. It was nice there, I watered the plants first the back then the front and played on my dad’s phone while the adults talked. After that we took photos. Torsten – Today was boring. We were supposed to go on a train line but it was closed because of a trespasser. So we took the longer route which was kind of boring. At Great Auntie Margaret’s house the adults talked about boring stuff so Natasha and I played Plants vs Zombies on my dad’s phone. My hat was bored too.

Torsten – This morning we got on the tube (subway) to go to Kew Gardens also known as the Royal Botanical Gardens. Inside was a lot of plants and gardens. We spent the whole day there and only covered one third of the gardens. My feet hurt. We saw the Temperate House, The Treetop Walkway, The Palm House, a Giant Badger Sett, a Log Trail, and The Hive. My hat got wet because of the sprinklers. Natasha – Today we went to Kew Gardens by tube. There we went to the Royal Botanical Gardens. We went to a life size Badger set which we could walk and stand in, a log trail which we had a challenge not to touch the ground which is possible, and the hive a recreation of a bee hive. There were sprinklers so we went in the spray and got wet.

Torsten – Today we explored Hampton Court, a castle built by King Henry VIII. In the castle we saw King Henry VIII’s apartments which was where he lived. In his apartments there was the Great Hall where he held banquets, his bedroom, a hall full of paintings, and the Great Watching Chamber where people would wait for King Henry VIII. Then we saw the kitchens; the use is very obvious. Lastly we finally explored the gardens. In the gardens there was a maze built for William III. My hat got lost in the maze (not really, I still have it). Natasha – Today we looked around Hampton Court. After that we went to The Magic Garden, a play structure which have a splash pad! Torsten poured a large bucket of water on me. I got soaked! I liked it though, it was a hot day and I was cooled off for quite a few minutes. After that we had ices.

Natasha – We went on a river cruise to Greenwich. Which was MUCH MORE interesting than the bus. We went to the Royal Observatory. Then we went to the National Maritime Museum. IT HAD THREE PLAY SECTIONS THAT ARE FOR MY AGE!!! Torsten – This morning we ate breakfast SURPRISE!!! Then we got on a river cruise to Greenwich. In Greenwich we saw an observatory that astronomers lived in. At the observatory we stood on the prime meridian. Next we went to the National Maritime Museum. There was a lot on ships and navigation but I am tired and can’t remember anything about that. My hat was on the prime meridian.

Natasha – Today we took a 2 hour and boring bus ride to The Tower of London. After that we ate lunch. It was good, we had doughnuts for dessert, and mom had three starters, THREE. At The Tower of London we went through a few historical places AND we saw the Crown Jewels of England, but we weren’t allowed to take pictures of them. Torsten – Today we got on a bus tour thinking it was going to be short but it took 2 hours. We eventually got to our destination : The Tower of London. In The Tower of London we saw where the royalty lived in Tower of London. Then we saw the crown jewels of England and the coronation spoon, a lot of special swords and maces, a million gold plates, and more gold stuff. Then we saw the white tower (which wasn’t white) then went back to our hotel. My hat did not get executed.

Natasha – Today we went to the train station. We rode a train to London we went looking for our hotel. It was the same type of hotel so we didn’t have to sign in again. Torsten – Today we got on a train to London. It wasn’t as crowded as the train to Bath. We walked around town and saw the top of the London eye through the trees. After that we went to our hotel and that was it. Myhatdidnotgetlostonthetrain.