Natural History Mueseum and Science Mueseum
Monday 4th April
Hi everyone!
Today our tour guide Saoirse took Sally and I to mueseums that she has previously enjoyed, the first being the Natural History Mueseum where we started with the Mammals exhibition where I'm sure we all learned something more, the exhibitions were quite live like and I'm sure if I was a few years younger I may have been more enthused but I was pretty enthused for a 20 year old. There was a huge life size Blue Whale and it was pretty awesome to imagine swimming with something that huge!
I liked the Dinosaur exhibition the best, mostly because they have a moving life like T-Rex which makes noises and turns its head to look at you, it was the size of a teenage male and would put on about 2 and a half kilos a day as it grew! Dinosaurs also didnt have a certain size which was normal for them to grow so they would reach any number of heights.
We also went to the Human Biology centre where I learnt how babies are made! Ok so I already knew but it was a fascinating exhibit and would be a great way for young children to learn the facts of life, we would have stayed longer but we were all slowly running out of steam!
After lunch we went to the Science Museum which was right up my alley...ok not really and a lot of it was nothing much that interested me greatly, sorry to say, though the games are fun to play with at first it does tire pretty quickly, still it did have good qualities and was worth checking out! I might have some photos soon I hope everyone will keep leaving comments!
Hope everyone is well
xxoo
Emily
Hi everyone!
Today our tour guide Saoirse took Sally and I to mueseums that she has previously enjoyed, the first being the Natural History Mueseum where we started with the Mammals exhibition where I'm sure we all learned something more, the exhibitions were quite live like and I'm sure if I was a few years younger I may have been more enthused but I was pretty enthused for a 20 year old. There was a huge life size Blue Whale and it was pretty awesome to imagine swimming with something that huge!
I liked the Dinosaur exhibition the best, mostly because they have a moving life like T-Rex which makes noises and turns its head to look at you, it was the size of a teenage male and would put on about 2 and a half kilos a day as it grew! Dinosaurs also didnt have a certain size which was normal for them to grow so they would reach any number of heights.
We also went to the Human Biology centre where I learnt how babies are made! Ok so I already knew but it was a fascinating exhibit and would be a great way for young children to learn the facts of life, we would have stayed longer but we were all slowly running out of steam!
After lunch we went to the Science Museum which was right up my alley...ok not really and a lot of it was nothing much that interested me greatly, sorry to say, though the games are fun to play with at first it does tire pretty quickly, still it did have good qualities and was worth checking out! I might have some photos soon I hope everyone will keep leaving comments!
Hope everyone is well
xxoo
Emily
posted by Emilys Vs The World @ 10:25 am
8 Comments:
At 11:21 am,
Anonymous said…
Hey Em...... so glad you have beautiful Sal to share your adventures with!! Astounded at the incredible amount of sightseeing you've been able to squish in, which all sounds no less than awesome! (very jealous)Doesn't appear to be much account of shopping sprees....... Skye would be very disappointed in you!(only kidding) Good luck house and job hunting. Stay Gorgeous
Luv Ace xoxox
At 1:03 pm,
Anonymous said…
Hi Emily,
I have finally caught some free time to hop on and read through your amazing blog. What a wonderful invention this site is.
(And on the side, the next time your mum asks me if I've had a look at your blog i can say yes)The photos' are amazing and your seeing alot already. U'll find a beaut job soon and no doubt move in with a heap of international bloggers that will endevour to talk u into pooling your pounds to see more places. Don't forget Scotland.
Take care
Jeannine xx(and if Nathan and Ruby were awake they also would send their love.)
At 1:50 pm,
Anonymous said…
Hi Emily - You really are doing the cultural/educational type thing - the Natural History Museum sounds fantastic - great to have knowledgeable tour guides too!!
Love you
Mum xxxxxxx
At 7:05 am,
Anonymous said…
Hey Em!!!
Havent checked my email untill now and just read your bloggs, its a great idea.
Sounds like you are having a great time. Wish i was over there too. It all sounds so exciting being i havent travelled yet. The photos are great. Sounds like you are having a real adventure.
Take care love alisha xxoo
At 2:16 am,
Anonymous said…
Omg Emily! Ur really doing it! <:) I'm so proud *wipes away single tear*
-Seahbear
At 3:56 am,
Anonymous said…
Hi Em! Love the photos! Im so happy your updating it so much because its the first thing i look at every morning and i love reading what you are up to!Take care of yourself and have fun :) Luv Loz
At 8:58 pm,
Emilys Vs The World said…
Hello everyone thanks for posting! Ace I have so much stuff already! I did buy boots and a jacket which came second to sight seeing! Hi Jeannine I am thinking of Scotland for my birthday and Im glad youve enjoyed reading and heop you come back - give my love back to Nathan and Ruby! Hi Alisha! Thanks for posting i hope you can join me over here soon it would be great look after yourself!
Hi Sarah! IM IN LONDON BABY! Hope everyone is well on your end say hi for me! Hey Loz thanks for being so dedicated Im glad your enjoying the read hope everythings good with you! Everyone please keep commenting its great!
lots of love
Emily
At 10:33 pm,
Anonymous said…
have you seen the big ben
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