On Thursday, we went to Trafalgar Square and the National Gallery. Again, I couldn't take pictures inside this museum, so no Rembrandts, Michelangelos, Bronzinos, Raphaels, Cezannes, Monets, or anyone else. Actually, we never made it past the year 1500 in the museum....

The Lord Nelson Memorial in the center of Trafalgar Square.
Actually on Trafalgar Square. The fountains aren't running because they were cleaning them out, probably in preparation for the big screen TVs they were setting up for the World Cup game versus Brazil that was played on the next day.
A "minor" church (only when compared to Westminster and St. Pauls) that ajoins Trafalgar Square is St. Martin-in-the-Fields.
Trafalgar Square is renowned for its pigeons, but we found a couple of different inhabitants of the Square.
His friend.
A really great picture of one of the lions around Trafalgar Square, looking down Parliament Street at the tower which houses Big Ben. And some fellow who really wanted to be in my picture.
Trafalgar Square from the porch of the National Gallery. The restaurant in the National Gallery has a picture window that looks out over Trafalgar from the second floor (err, first floor if you are counting English-wise). This picture is really evocative of the City of London.