London's most beautiful Cinema, the Electric Cinema
True to its name, the most beautiful theater, a kind of feeling of coming to the theater, the head is directly two bright chandeliers
There are three types of seats in the theater, from back to front, they are double seats, single seats and double beds
It was the first time I'd ever watched a movie lying flat, and it was pretty cool. The red velvet bed is still comfortable
My friend fell asleep watching Priscilla, but I really liked Jacob (I fell in love with him when I saw the Kiss Booth before he played Nate) so I watched it really hard, and the whole movie was made to feel like a fashion show
The official website can buy tickets, pay attention to the selection of Portobello this, the other location is not this style of decoration
If you want to take pictures, you can go to the theater 15-30mins in advance, basically everyone wants to take pictures, so it will be filled up soon after the door opens, it is still worth going, the price is also very conscientious, you can also go to the surrounding vintage stroll before watching the movie

Who hasn't turned fossil hunter on the British seaside ️
📍Folkestone
Folkestone is a small seaside town 🌊, located near London and across the sea from France. The strata of Folkestone mainly belong to the Cretaceous period, with a history dating back to about 100 million years ago. It is a fossil hunting resort, where you can easily find fossils of various Marine creatures 🪨, such as sea urchins, shellfish, and even rare fish and other Marine creatures fossils

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Take the train from London St Pancras station to Folkstone Central and take a taxi to Copt point to get off the beach (remember to use railcard to buy train tickets is easier, there is no fee for buying train tickets on trip)

Best place to pick up fossils
One of the best places to pick up fossils is near Copt point, about 1 km of rocky 🪨 beach, mainly sandstone, at low tide a lot of clay and sandstone beach emerges, many fossils can be found along the beach

Please remember to wear sunscreen if you go ️ Ultraviolet rays are very strong and burn the skin easily

British little Switzerland | really by the beauty of crying
📍Llandudno
This is the home of Alice's Wonderland, the land of the gods
Must take a small train, in a sunny summer, take a small train, all the way up the mountain to see the scenery, there are flocks of sheep on the grass ⛰️ feel into a fairyland, very comfortable!

In a small seaside town near Manchester City, North Wales, you can walk by the sea in the sun and the sea breeze, and all your troubles will be forgotten and you will feel healed

You can take the cable car up and down, 20 minutes along the way down from the top of the mountain can enjoy the panoramic Iris Sea, higher to see the scenery is not the same, you can also choose to walk slowly to enjoy the current beauty


The British playground desert has to be Legoland

There is no Disney or Universal Studios in the UK but there is a Lego Park. It takes about an hour from London. Take the Elizabeth line directly to slough and then Uber to the gate for about 10 pounds. You can download a park app and search legoland directly, which has a map of the park and you can also see the queue time, restaurants and so on for each project.
Recommended:
Flight of the sky lion (like flying over the horizon)
Miniland World Landmark LEGO miniature (really very detailed)
wizard Frozen Wonder (Dessert shop near the castle, ice cream is good, other desserts are not so good!)
Other projects to see their interests brush, if only as a leisurely walk place is very leisurely and comfortable to choose less personal week can take some food to the lawn picnic, if you want to go to play entertainment projects that is not recommended, most of the projects are for children are not suitable for adult babies.

This poo museum is so interesting

Half Term took the kids to the Poo Museum (the kids call it that) so much fun.

Today I would like to recommend a place called The science and industrial museum in Manchester, which is similar to the think tank in Birmingham. There are areas for kids to play in. The museum is free, but part of it is currently under renovation and is not open to the public, and the downstairs is mainly a kind of exhibition of the industrial revolution, such as trains, industry and so on.


This poo museum is actually an educational program in cooperation with CBBC called ouch operation, which focuses on the digestive system. At the beginning of the exhibition, children will be allowed to watch a video. The film will tell the child that you go in through the mouth, and then finally come out of the butt, (my daughter was scared at the time) the whole show will tell some cold knowledge that we don't know.

After watching the exhibition, we only watched the CBBC Ouch Operation series, which I feel should be biased towards children around the age of 10.

The exhibition runs through July and is free to the museum, with 10 tickets to the exhibition and free for those under 3 years old. The whole exhibition can be played for about 1 hour.

How many fart does a person fart on average every day?