Four of us decided to go to see the Votes for Women exhibition at the museum of London. The exhibition was good, but disappointingly small. However, it was a lovely day so the walk from Cannon Street was enjoyable.

We passed through the Bloomberg building;

This sculpture – this is only part of it – celebrates the old rivers of London, which is commendable, but we didn’t find it visually appealing…

We preferred more traditional statues.

I should perhaps add that we were five at the museum, having been joined by a husband!

After breakfast, we had a brief rehearsal, some free time before lunch, then we were first on after lunch. The afternoon was the main part of the festival, with many different groups presenting their versions of historical dances.

After supper, social dancing, and back to the hotel tired but happy.

Unfortunately I was so absorbed in the dancing I didn’t take any photos, but here’s one of Norwich castle from yesterday’s evening walk:

I had an interesting walk from the station to the hotel, including the river, a shopping centre and some interesting churches.

I took this from Lady Julian’s bridge:

This church is St Julian’s, also connected with Julian of Norwich:

Set off at a very civilised hour this morning; journey to Liverpool Street went without a hitch. Not a station I know well, but in good time to grab a coffee and get to the right platform.