Amy and I led this walk together, it was just the pair of us that completed it. Soho Square was a cute little park near the Jersey Boys Theatre (that I went to a bit earlier!) that had some touching art. Take a lil peek. Amy and I interpreted it as interactive art.
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| The plaque said... the nudity symbolizes being stripped from inhibitions and bringing all of yourself to society. Also, this sculpture was called Interaction, hence Amy and I interacting |
Trafalgar Square is also a treat. Its got some stunner views of the National Gallery (home to some swell Monet's and Turner's as well as a clincher Da Vinci piece).The ambiance of the square is neat too... bustling with people all the time, a proud statue of Horatio Nelson who led a great naval victory for Britain during the Napoleonic Wars (Britain lost no ships, while the Franco Spanish side lost a whoppin 22), and good shopping. The feeling is hip yet cultural, think romantic comedy movie set in Europe.
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| Trafalgar Square, with National Gallery there with the pediment and columns. |
This photo is from google, but it shows exactly what we saw (I didn't get a pic of the Nelson statue myself!!)
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| Amy and I struttin our stuff in front of the Soho Square sign. We had to ask a few disgruntled locals to take this picture, Amy's camera button proved a bit too complicated for the average joe |
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