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The Queen Mary (London)Newest Review: ... is an old paddle steamer, and is full of interesting photos from its heyday, including loads of old photos of groups of Glaswegian pensioners off on their day trips on the Clyde! Inside, the engine has been preserved and you can view this through a viewing gallery - a nice touch which adds to the feeling of authenticity which is prevalent on board the Queen Mary. You can reach the Queen Mary ... more |
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by - written on 18/08/09 (Very useful, 77 readings)
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One day a couple of years ago, I discovered that some of the boats moored along the Victoria Embankment in London were not, in fact, simply decorative. Some of them are pubs. What a brilliant idea I thought. All the fun of a boat trip without actually going anywhere! The first of these pubs which I visited was the Queen Mary. Since discovering it I have been back numerous times, and it remains one of my favourites. Access, however, may not be ideal for the disabled or those with mobility problems. My parents and I chose not to visit, as there are stairs up from the pavement to the gangway onto the boat, and at that time the tide was out - so although it would ... Read the complete review
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