By the end of the day, I had completed 10,291 steps, so I think the ice cream fully deserved.
Final pictures from the visit to Battersea and the walk along the River Thames.
I hope you have enjoyed them, till next time. Stay safe and healthy.
Author: Michael James
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Week 167 – May 28th – Battersea – Part 6
Looking across at the Chelsea Flower show as its closes after another year. Ice cream time to end the visit to London. -
Week 167 – May 28th – Battersea – Part 5
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Week 167 – May 28th – Battersea – Part 4
Starting the walk back to Battersea Park on the north side of the River Thames.
Looking across the River Thames to the Battersea Power Station 
London eye with a red bus going across Vauxhall Bridge. 
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Week 167 – May 28th – Battersea – Part 3
London Eye behind Vauxhall Bridge. 
Union Flag flying on the Houses of Parliament. 
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Week 167 – May 28th – Battersea – Part 2
Two of the Battersea Power station funnels. 
Statue outside an Indian restaurant. 
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Week 167 – May 28th – Battersea – Part 1
We decided to go up to Battersea Park today and took a walk towards London along side the River Thames.
Various pictures from the walk.
Hope you enjoy?
New baby ducks with there parent. 
I liked the look of this building, plus the shadow on it too. 
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Week 167 – May 24th – Cricinfo
Those of you that have been following me, know that I have been doing some projects since the start of Covid 19 in regards to cricket and the website Cricinfo.
This morning, I finished the 1006th match that I have reviewed. Of these, 1001, have had some kind of mistake, error etc.
I find it quite amazing that the website does and don’t want to communicate with me now, as I have no response to my recent emails sent to them.
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Week 167 – May 22nd – Aren’t they pretty
Some of the old faithful are flowering really well this year.
Don’t you think?
Feel free to comment.
Considering this is we believe 8 years old now, it’s still blooming well. 
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Week 166 – May 20th – Surrey v Kent – Part 7
Final pictures from the visit to The KIA Oval.
Rory Burns actually beaten. 
Game over and big win for Surrey. Tom Lawes maiden five wicket haul. 
After the game, the fans were allowed on the ground as a lawn mower competition took place. Another poor performance by Kent, as the game was over before the lunch interval of the 3rd day.
As the game finished so early, we took a tube to Embankment and ate some of the food we took to the game in the Embankment Park and just chilled in the good weather.
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Week 166 – May 20th – Surrey v Kent – Part 6
Rory Burns lets the ball pass. 
Another former England opener Dom Sibley 
Dom Sibley
