I don’t commute into the city anymore
thankfully, but had to travel to Trafalgar Square for a work conference. I didn’t like the commute much (personal
space is a good thing in my opinion), but I have to admit I was excited at
getting away from my desk to somewhere interesting. Even more so when I googled the location, and
realised it was St Martin-in-the-Fields the iconic church near Trafalgar Square
that it is kind of in the background, but you don’t really think of.
It turned out that there is a modern
looking entrance a few metres away that leads you underground to conference
rooms and a cafe under the crypt. I spent
the day there listening to speakers talking about children’s rights and how we
can protect them and give children a voice in things that matter to them and
affect them. A really interesting day
and I learned so much.
I had a wander around during the lunch
break to see the mini gallery of paintings. The pics below are the ceiling of the café and from
the walkway which is made up of ledger stone's commemorating the dead.
I wouldn’t mind coming back here for lunch or coffee with one my sisters to soak up the atmosphere.
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