Today is my last day in Hatfield, well last day in the hotel there, I guess I might have to go back there for work during the day next week, but from now on I will be staying in London.
Weather is still fine and looks like staying fine, so I should be able to do lots of interesting things during the week after work.
This morning was however extra cold, there was ice on everything and the ground was crunchy, I am sure people thought I was weird jumping on grass and stuff to listen to it crunch.
Frost on a car, people scrape it off with spatula things
Last day of work out at Hatfield was a bit boring, but I did go to Morrisons to get some lunch, this completes my visits to all the supermarkets in the Hatfield/St Albans area.
In the afternoon I caught the (extremely crowded) train back to London and to my new hotel, its a hotel I stayed in last time and its great because it has wired free internet, a microwave and a fridge and costs about 50 pounds a night on average, which is currently about $80 Australia dollars, far cheaper than a hotel in Adelaide and yet its in Earls Court central london, 100 metres from the tube.
I am on the top floor and even have a small balcony.
Heres the view from my balcony.
And here is a picture I find amazing, planes go over constantly all over the sky, look at all these criss crossing vapour trails.
I set off in the early evening, and remembered that in London the museums are open until 10pm on Fridays, which is pretty awesome. Remembering that last time I failed to see all of the Victoria and Albert museum I headed there, since its very close to my hotel and Harrods.
Museum was great, especially because I was the only person around, theres something great about being in a museum on your own, once I got up to the top floor there was really no one there at all.
Here I am in front of a huge pillar thing, its 6 stories high, I have no idea how they got some of the stuff into the museum, or how they convinced the locals wherever it was stolen from to give it up, probably they shot them I suspect.
Some glass things in the glass section of the museum, this picture did not come out as cool as I might have hoped.
After the museum I had a look around Harrods and surrounding shops/houses. The usual display of expensive cars parked in the street were there, but there were also a bunch of big security guards and someone came out of a house into a van. There were also 2 identical vans and they left in different directions, decoys perhaps. I have no idea who got into the van, but the guys had earpieces and I think they were Russian.
Inside Harrods was also mainly Russians buying things, the food hall is great, I wanted to eat some of the meat in there raw it looked so good, instead I headed home to my local marks and spencers.
Seeing as though my hotel has a microwave, I can now eat the large selection of 'ready meals' which require heating.
The work I do makes front page news, I seriously am supposed to transmit the data in those bins back to servers to work out how to rip off home owners based on how much stuff they put in their bins.
Heres a selection of my food things, vegetarian lasagne (really nice! and from the low calorie selection), side salad, fruit salad, pepsi max (best drink ever invented).