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Pearson International Airport: Terminal III. Toronto, Canada
Adam and I left Canada aboard a 9:15 flight on Tuesday May 13th and arrived at Heathrow after an extended flight and a decreased night; we both got about 20 minutes of sleep and proceeded to visit the Contiki office at The Royal National Hotel like zombies. Since we couldn't check into our room until 2:00 GMT and we landed at 8:00 it left us a lot of time to stagger around London. We decided to visit the Museum of England, as admission to all national museums and monuments is free. Bellow are the pictures.

As part of the UK's millennium celebration they enclosed the main courtyard of the museum, granting more space to the already expansive museum.

Not only is the new roof functional it is also awe inspiring.

... Also it allowed the buildings in the main courtyard to be restored and then be protected from further decay.
One of the nice things about being one of the first nations to attempt to colonize the world is that you get first crack at all the good stuff.

We spent a lot of time, well I spent a lot of time, going through the far east section.

Check out this procession of statues!

Check how they blended the circular national library and the rest of the complex.

The English also pillaged Egypt.

Open up this one to see all the hydrographics on the tomb.
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