Millennium Bridge, London, October 2016
Two of the top ways to make your way around London involve wiggling and wobbling.
You can make your way up and down the Thames in a leisurely manner by foot, wiggling from north to south and south to north as you criss-cross the various bridges. The bridge above provided wobbling as well as wiggling when it first opened, but has since been repaired.
For a bit more speed and a lower viewpoint, seize on a high speed zig-zag on one of the RIB excursions now on offer (but the high speed is reserved for out of town, so do elect for one of the longer trips on offer and head out beyond Canary Wharf)
Practical:
I recommend Thames RIB Experience – there’s a good choice of trips, very friendly service and a hint of James Bond. I tried it out in pouring rain and still thoruoghly enjoyed it.
There are a few other companies offering similar journeys.
Copyright Debbie Smyth, 26 October 2016
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Travel with Intent 
Great photo of the bridge. Great perspective
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What a bridge, so cool design !
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It is striking and is in a great position on the river, with views to St Paul’s Cathedral
On Wed, Oct 26, 2016 at 7:49 PM, Travel with Intent wrote:
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Ah, even better with that kind of view.
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You adrenaline junkie, you!
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I am a bit!
Did it for my daughter’s 21st birthday
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I’ve always been one….but alas less fit these days!
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Yes, age and fitness are a bit of a challenge 😦
On Wed, Oct 26, 2016 at 7:25 PM, Travel with Intent wrote:
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Too true 😦
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Now that is a cool bridge and walkway. 😀
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