Wimbledon - Day 5
The skies parted, and the sun appeared, albeit briefly. At least it looks like we have a better shot at completing a full day of tennis. Breakfast was another cereal bar in the hotel. I am not sure if that's in my best interest, but I haven't settled in to a decent routine yet. We walked over to the Sainsbury's directly across the street as there is a Starbucks Coffee inside, but I ended up passing for a Diet Coke with Lime instead.
Today we chose to take The Tube to the event. That will become my preferred mode of transportation once I get a bit more familiar. The route is fairly short, and the cost is much less than a cab. In addition, there's a short walk of approximately 1.5 miles that means I will get some walking in.
I hope to have some more pictures to come soon. I just haven't had the chance to take any. Maybe I'll start snapping photos on the way in.
We stopped at the grocery store and I picked up some supplies. The hotel mini-bar has sensors meaning you lift it up, you bought it. For that reason, I had them empty it out, and now I have a refrigerator in the room. That means I can keep some cold beer and some diet coke in the room. That's what I needed. Plus, less chance to get charged for something I never actually consumed. Afterward, we stopped in and had a couple of pints in the hotel bar. Not bad beer, though I am still on the hunt for better.
Since the majority of the day was spent in the venue, I didn't get much chance to take photos, had dinner in the venue, and left well after dark. That makes for yet another short post.
Today we chose to take The Tube to the event. That will become my preferred mode of transportation once I get a bit more familiar. The route is fairly short, and the cost is much less than a cab. In addition, there's a short walk of approximately 1.5 miles that means I will get some walking in.
I hope to have some more pictures to come soon. I just haven't had the chance to take any. Maybe I'll start snapping photos on the way in.
We stopped at the grocery store and I picked up some supplies. The hotel mini-bar has sensors meaning you lift it up, you bought it. For that reason, I had them empty it out, and now I have a refrigerator in the room. That means I can keep some cold beer and some diet coke in the room. That's what I needed. Plus, less chance to get charged for something I never actually consumed. Afterward, we stopped in and had a couple of pints in the hotel bar. Not bad beer, though I am still on the hunt for better.
Since the majority of the day was spent in the venue, I didn't get much chance to take photos, had dinner in the venue, and left well after dark. That makes for yet another short post.
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