Dagenham & Redbridge play Hampton & Richmond Borough after London trip
- Dagenham & Redbridge played Hampton & Richmond Borough in a National League South fixture that coincided with a family trip into central London.
- The journey to the match featured a stop at St James Park, where the children observed pelicans bathing in the late morning sunshine alongside more sociable swans and...
- Older kid and I have been reading Roald Dahl’s The Giraffe and The Pelly And Me recently, and I think he may be taking notes.
Pelican Sightings and Royal Parks Before Kickoff
Dagenham & Redbridge played Hampton & Richmond Borough in a National League South fixture that coincided with a family trip into central London.
The journey to the match featured a stop at St James Park, where the children observed pelicans bathing in the late morning sunshine alongside more sociable swans and geese. The group navigated past a 10k running event that finished outside Buckingham Palace before moving on through Trafalgar Square and Piccadilly Circus.
Literary Inspirations on the Capital’s Streets
Older kid and I have been reading Roald Dahl’s The Giraffe and The Pelly And Me recently, and I think he may be taking notes.
Supporter Crowds and Lunch Near Piccadilly
At Trafalgar Square and Piccadilly Circus, groups of Spain supporters were observed alongside families and tourists, while England fans were sparse ahead of the weekend fixtures. Lunch stops included a Tesco Express near Piccadilly Circus for a chicken and mango bento box and a cheese and ham sandwich.
Historic Landmarks En Route to the Match
The afternoon itinerary continued with a Central Line train to St Paul’s Cathedral, followed by a visit to Monument and the Tower of London ahead of the afternoon kickoff in the National League South.
