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We headed over to Old Street this morning for breakfast at Fifteen.

I had scrambled eggs on toast with a delicious smoothie.

We then headed up to Highgate to take a tour of the cemetery.

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There were lots of pretty statues and mausoleums.

This was Nero the lion who is on the top of the grave of George Wombwell's, who started England's first circus.

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This grave was for a famous boxer, who use to drive his dog around in the car's passenger seat. During the funeral, the dog was the only passenger in the car following the hearse.

I loved this sleeping angel.

In the middle of the cemetery there were Egyptian-style catacombs with a Babylon Tree in the middle.

Afterwards we went for cream tea at High Tea and sat in their pretty garden.

We then headed for the tube and travelled all the way down to Morden, so that Tom could scribble off the Northern Line from his map. There was a little toddler pole dancing on the tube.

Tom had a creme egg emergency.

We then to Embankment and had a mound of sushi for lunch in the park.

We then headed to Trafalgar Square to sit and watch the tourists.

We went for a walk through Hyde Park and admired the cherry blossom, while Tom made faces eating his creme egg.

We walked home past the Serpentine, where lots of people were rowing boats.