‘JJ’ joined us just before the end. We passed by Soho which was amazingly packed. It was fun to watch but definitely not to stay to enjoy a drink. We left the crowds and we headed towards the Southbank to enjoy early dinner and wine at the benugo in BFI.
I know that I said in my previous post that I can’t see myself going out, but of course who am I to make a final decision. With ‘JJ’ working some friends called who I haven’t seen in ages and I joined them for drinks. We went around 23:30 to find a Soho full of drunken people and garbage all around. It wasn’t a very pretty sight, but it was expected after the number of the people being there during the day. We had some drinks in ‘the Yard’ and danced a bit at 'barcode' until early in the morning. It was quite nice. I hadn’t been out in ages.
Here are some pictures of the Parade:








I gotta take my vacation next year during pride in London...looks like a nice sunny day, and there seems to be alot of representative groups - that's cool!
ReplyDeleteSounds like you had a great time - partying and drinks. Good for you!
Excellent pictures!!! Looks like a good time was had by all. :-)
ReplyDelete@SteveA You should come. It's nice. Yes, there were lots of groups being represented, everything you can imagine...
ReplyDeleteBrains are always a good thing.. I've gotta get my hands on one of those t-shirts, assuming I don't quit and become a personal chef or something. :-P
ReplyDeleteI'm going to make it my goal, at least once in my life, to attend London Pride. I made it to New York last year and loved every second of it.
ReplyDelete@Gauss_Jordan You could become a personal chef and then march without a t-shirt on but with a chef's hat. That would be interesting, no?
ReplyDelete@Cubby You should come. It's brilliant.