Sunday:
This morning we headed into Royal Hospital Chelsea, which is a fascinating place. The people that reside there are war veterans who conduct tours, run services and share their stories with a number of visitors. We were fortunate enough to have Derek Whiting take us around (a Rotarian) who was very passionate about the place. The team was also involved in a church ceremony, where we were able to listen to a very professional choir sing a number of hymns.
Derek had then organised for us to meet at the National Army Museum for lunch, where we had another huge meal (if we keep eating like this – we’ll end up like the 10 pound poms, but not in the financial sense!) Having a quick look around the museum, we headed back to our hosts for a relaxing afternoon.
This morning we headed into Royal Hospital Chelsea, which is a fascinating place. The people that reside there are war veterans who conduct tours, run services and share their stories with a number of visitors. We were fortunate enough to have Derek Whiting take us around (a Rotarian) who was very passionate about the place. The team was also involved in a church ceremony, where we were able to listen to a very professional choir sing a number of hymns.
Derek had then organised for us to meet at the National Army Museum for lunch, where we had another huge meal (if we keep eating like this – we’ll end up like the 10 pound poms, but not in the financial sense!) Having a quick look around the museum, we headed back to our hosts for a relaxing afternoon.
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