Our discovery of London with be on foot. We start in Southwark where, as we follow the footsteps of Wilford Woodruff, Heber C. Kimball  and George A. Smith, we also uncover Charles Dickens and the Mormons, John Lathropp and the clink, and Shakespeare and the Globe. We cross the Thames (on a bridge destroyed by death Eaters!) and ascend to the majestic St. Paul’s Cathedral. A visit around St Paul’s (we don’t go in) will awe you with its famous dome and impressive architecture. We cross paths with kings, queens, martyrs, missionaries, reformers, playwrights. We also hear of Wilford Woodruff’s visit and the significance of Stationer’s Hall for our LDS scriptures. Free time to go in St Paul’s or visit a museum/gallery or see a show. Bunhill Fields – this famous non conformist burial ground is the burial place of many of the notable non conformists, but we have come here to visit the Wesley home and tabernacle – the UK Methodist equivalent of Temple square in Salt Lake City or the Vatican in Rome. We spend some time in their chapel, museum and John Wesley’s home and stand in awe of how many hearts were prepared to listen to a restored gospel message because of them. Wilford Woodruff visited here and recorded some frustrated feelings.