While it was a good way to see the city it did confirm why we don't like organised tours with some loud Americans talking (among themselves) over the driver's commentary (which was hard to hear at any rate). It's unfortunate that the minority 'brand' the majority. A bit like the loud Australian's that you sometimes come across overseas - most embarrassing).
Back to the unit and it was cheese and tomato on gluten-free toast for lunch. After lunch we walked down to the information centre to pick up some tickets ($39 each) for tonight's performance of Theatre under the Stars - 'Thoroughly Modern Millie' which was held at the Malkin Bowl in Stanley Park. The company has been putting on 'summer' theatre in the park for 63 seasons (two separate performances each year) with a combination of professional and amateur actors. It's seen as a development of theatre talent in the area. The performance was quite amazing considering that it was outside and every speaking actor was miked. You could hear every word - and such energy.
