I like the approaches--they seem to be under-appreciated.		Inside the north tower, we spot a cool spiral staircase.	We find our way into the walkways.	The walkways have great views.
	The upcoming bridge lift is supposed to be for the Absalon, but it's having system problems.	The walkways give a nice perspective.	In the distance I spot St. Paul's and The Monument.
It seems odd to be so in London and then spot a paddle wheeler, the Dixie Queen.	Gwen, however, likes the architecture of Butler's Wharf.	Inside the other tower, we see workers frozen in time.	Lots of infrastructure--it's hard to believe that architects wanted it to be an exposed steel design rather than the impressive (but perhaps deceptive) gothic-style Portland stone-clad affair it is now.	We take our position for the bridge lift.
As a test, tug boats are going to pass under the bridge instead of the warship.	The last pedestrians clear the central span.	Now the bridge is entirely empty.	And here's the actual bridge lift.	The
tug	passes.			Even though it's pouring rain, I lower my hood for the photo.