filled the day with Taters and Gardens.

First it was the Tate Modern, in a converted power house. View from the cafe across to St Pauls. The Thames looks just like the Brisbane River.

A couple of Mondrian's and a Kandinsky on the back wall.

Then it was off to Covent Garden and the London souk.

The British are a twisted lot.

Some of the alleys in the London souk are pretty narrow too.

And as a last supper, we went to Rules, the oldest privately owned restuarant in Britain. Very nice. Here we have rabbit loins wrapped in bacon with a celeraic and mashed peas ju, and a fish pie. All very civilised.