Well done John P! All I can say, for unearthing this as an evening walk opportunity.

8 regulars and occasionals assembled at LBG and set off eastbound along the river to Tower Bridge and then across it, gingerly waving around the ubiquitous selfie-takers. A consensus emerged to break from the posted line of the route and just follow the river westbound, for ease of navigation as much as to avoid car traffic. The river bridges were illuminated as per usual these days, revellers were frequenting the riverside pubs, joggers were aplenty, the moon was up and the air warm-ish.

We reached Two Temple Place after 65 minutes of walking where we bumped into walker 9 and had a fine old time inside. It's an exhibition worthy of anyone's time, neatly juxtaposing very old and very new glass-based artworks in the interesting-in-itself surroundings of this historic building, accompanied by info panels on the history of glass-making in Britain. The art was diverse enough that everyone should have found a favourite artist or two (Monster Chedwynd and Ryan Gander in my case). All the while, upstairs in the Great Hall, a soprano was going through a repertoire of classic and modern songs. And there was booze to buy. All in, a fab time was had.

On then to a pub, with the two nearest being closed to the public for corporate events. We ended up at The Devereux. dry and springy

Late May time slots for this building have long been booked up.

2 people, Sunny , View from the 35th floor glass conservatory / terrace was amazing, better even than from the Shard. And it was free! Very highly recommended. We ended up walking along the Thames path (south side) to Greenwich instead of the suggested walk.