Back on Regents Street

Just imagine the scaffolding isn't there

It was closed but do go in if you can. You realize how much Britain has contributed to the world by all the famous plaques and tombs

My favorite museum in the world. Mummies, Rosetta stone, Parthenon freeze. It's all here. Entrance fee is a donation
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They flanked an entrance to the royal palace of King Ashurnasirpal II (883–859 BC) at Nimrud

Rolling ball clock, about 1820. A ball bearing would roll in a zigzag pattern across the plate. When it reached the other side the plate tilted the other way so it would roll back from whence it came from. I could watch this thing for hours