Riding the London Eye
Peter and I and a friend went on the London eye this afternoon. Despite having lived in London for over 9 months, this is the first time Peter or I had been on it.
The London Eye is currently the largest observation wheel in the world and stands at 135 metres (443 feet). 1,700 tonnes of steels was used in the construction of the Eye, and it has 32 capsules which can carry 15,000 passengers per day.
Here are some of Peter's photos.

The London Eye

London city, looking in the direction of Charing Cross station

London city, looking in the direction of the Houses of Parliament

London city, looking in the direction of Charing Cross station

London city, looking in the direction of the Houses of Parliament
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And a day later I would ride on the London Eye with a bunch of strangers and take a group shot.
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