London Zoo

May 18th, 2009 by rbanks

We got our money’s worth from London Zoo, even though the day started very wet, and the place is pretty expensive (£18). The live nest of leaf cutter ants working hard; the huge butterflies fluttering around among exotic plants; the birds above and below us as we walked through the Snowdon Aviary at about 30 foot above the ground. Architecturally, it seemed a strange mishmash of 19th century, 50s brutalism and contemporary Scandinavian look, although the real story, as always, is far more complicated than that.

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    Michael Murray Says

    “strange mishmash of 19th century, 50s brutalism and contemporary Scandinavian”

    that is modern England, in a nutshell :) .

    (sorry for late comment, catching up on my blogs :) )

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