EuroTrip '08 - London: after the Museum

After the Museum visit, we went to a nearby pub (Queen's Arms) where we could not get a table, but could get beer and stand outside, until we froze. We were joined by several other people, including Joe, MissPrism, my SciBling Nick and a highschool friend of mine Liliana and her husband.

MissPrism and Selva:

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Liliana and her husband:

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