One of the great advantages of being in London SE1 is that we are only a short walk away from Tate Modern (and the Millenium Bridge, of course). It's fair to say that we probably don't go there as often as we would like to (what with having to do a bit of work from time to time) but we shall certainly be popping in for a ride on Carsten Holler's fantastic looking slides which opened this week. 
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