1. Hyde Park LDS chapel, Exhibition Road
2. Gregg's Bakery, Earl's Court
3. Lillywhite's, Picadilly Circus
4. Hamleys, Regent Street
5. Rocca restaurant, Old Brompton Road
6. 2014 World Cup, BBC 1 & ITV
7. Hyde Park
8. Harrods, Knightsbridge
9. The British Museum, Bloomsbury
10. That fountain in Russell Square
11. Waitrose
12. Little Waitrose
13. Scandinavian midsummer design exhibit, Habitat, King's Road, Chelsea
14. St. Luke's church, Chelsea
15. King Lear, A Small Family Business, Medea, on the Olivier Stage, National Theatre, Southbank
16. Queen Mary's Garden, Regent's Park
17. Evensong, Westminster Abbey
18. 200 East, 800 South, Springville, Utah, via skype; also, Caitlin and Colton's new home, in Columbia, MO, and Drew's flat in Provo, UT, and Sarah's duplex in Salt Lake City, UT
19. Platform 9 & 3/4, King's Cross Station, Camden
20. TKTS discout theatre ticket booth, Leicester Square
21. British Film Institute/National Film Theatre, Southbank. We saw Spring in a Small Town, The Red Shoes, A Hard Day's Night, Top Hat, Once Upon a Time in China, Once Upon a Time in China, pt. 2, Hero, The Last Movie, The Lady from Shanghai, The Deer Hunter and the BFI shorts compilation, A Night in the Cinema in 1914.
22. The Victoria and Albert Museum, South Kensington, several times
23. Sean O'Casey, The Silver Tassie, Lyttelton Stage, National Theatre, Southbank
24. The National Gallery, on Trafalgar Square, repeatedly
25. Charing Cross Library, Westminster
26. Jeeves and Wooster in Perfect Nonsense, Prince of Wales Theatre
27. Kensington Gardens, in the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea
28. The British Library, Euston Road
29. Green Park
30. London Wetland Centre, Barnes/Hammersmith
31. Walking: Albert Memorial to St. Paul's Cathedral
32. La Brioche, Old Brompton Road
33. BYU London Centre, Palace Court
34. Hampton Court, Surrey
35. Marks & Spencer, Kensington High Street
36. Primark, Oxford Street
37. Scoops, gelato emporium, Old Brompton Road
38. The Valley of Astonishment, Young Vic Theatre
39. Blackwell's Books, Charing Cross Lane
40. Curzon Cinema, Soho
41. Cineworld Chelsea
42. Kew Gardens, Richmond
43. Portobello Road Market, Notting Hill
44. Abbey Road Studios, St. John's Wood
45. Titus Andronicus and Julius Caesar, at the Globe Theatre
46. Ham House, Richmond
47. Cycling with Moliére and The Young and Prodigious T.S. Spivet at the Ciné Lumière, South Kensington
48. Canada Monument, Green Park
49. Tate Britain, Pimlico
50. LDS Temple, Preston (Chorley), Lancashire
51. Borrans Park, Ambleside, Cumbria
52. Roman Fort, Ambleside
53. Dove Cottage (Wm. Wordsworth property), Grasmere, Cumbria
54. The village of Grasmere, Cumbria
55. Brantwood/Ruskin Gardens/Coniston Water, Cumbria
56. Windermere Lake Cruise, from Ambleside to Bowness, and back
57. Dawn of the Planet of the Apes, Zeffirellis (sic) Cinema Bar, Ambleside, Cumbria
58. Orrest Head, Windermere, Cumbria
59. Coventry Cathedral, Coventry, West Midlands/Warwickshire
60. National Portrait Gallery, St. Martin's Place
61. Courtauld Gallery, Somerset House, the Strand
62. Margravine Cemetery, Hammersmith
63. St. James' Park, Westminster
64. The Churchill Museum
65. The Cabinet War Rooms
66. The 39 Steps, Criterion Theatre
67. Wellcome Collection, Euston
68. Matilda, Cambridge Theatre
69. William Morris Gallery, Walthamstow
70. Norte, the End of History, Finding Vivian Maier, Institute of Contemporary Arts
71. The Tate Modern, Bankside
72. Shoreham/River Darent, Kent
73. The XX Commonwealth Games, from Glasgow, on BBC 1
74. Matisse exhibit, Tate Modern
75. Evensong, St. Paul's Cathedral
76. First World War galleries, Imperial War Museum, Lambeth Road
77. Museum of Garden History, Lambeth Palace Road
78. Jonathan Dove's Gaia Theory (world premiere), Mozart's 25th piano concerto (feat. Ingrid Filter) and Ravel's Daphnis and Chloe (feat. the BBC Symphony Chorus), all by the BBC Symphony, conducted by Josep Pons, and all at the Royal Albert Hall
79. Tove Jansson exhibit, Institute of Contemporary Arts
80. Les Misérables, Queen's Theatre
81. Billy Elliot, Victoria Palace Theatre
82. Warhorse, New London Theatre
83. The State Rooms at Buckingham Palace, including the stupendous Picture Gallery, as well as an exhibit on Royal Childhood/s
84. Georgians exhibit, at the Queen's Gallery
85. The Royal Mews
86. Kenwood House, Hampstead
87. Hampstead Heath
88. Kyoto Garden, Holland Park
89. Holland Park Adventure Playground
90. The lurchingly double-decked, hybridized, diagonally windshielded #10 bus, from Kensington Gardens to King's Cross Station
91. Kensington Palace
92. Holocaust exhibition, Imperial War Museum
93. Selfridges, Oxford Street
94. Leighton House, Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea
95. Pick-up football game, on the site of a former allotment garden, immediately to the east of the Albert Memorial; featuring Thomas B., Claire, Dean and Spencer D., Daniel G., Kelyn I., Noah K., Jeffrey M., Kari M., Hunter P., Hannah R., Alexis R., Ethan S., Peter W., and that one weird little kid.
96. Sensational Butterflies habitat, Natural History Museum, South Kensington
97. Wong Kei Restaurant, Wardour Street, Soho
98. Blood Swept Lands and Seas of Red, WWI commemorative exhibit/installation at the Tower of London
99. Spectra, WWI commemorative exhibit/installation at Victoria Tower Gardens/Palace of Westminster (or, Parliament)
100. Barclays bicycle hire, around Hyde Park and Kensington Gardens
101. National Gallery, Sainsbury wing
