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wendy maidstone's been touch most been in touch saying most museums galleries museums art galleries andee visit in the are also free. the uk. libraries are also free. get the some culture and get the kids some culture and historical education. good idea is why do you think? >> yes. do you really love all of that stuff? >> yeah, i'd hate to. >> yeah, i'd hate to. >> sorry, wendy. i'd hate that as a as a kid, the idea of going to an art gallery, i can't think of anything more boring . of anything more boring. >> see, i was. i was dragged up on a national trust membership and national trust. >> yeah, well, national trust is good. >> well, there you go. >> well, there you go. >> that's the sort of thing. >> that's the sort of thing. >> but, you know. but museums and art galleries , national and art galleries, national science museum in london, the big dinosaur. >> that's a skeleton. >> that's a skeleton. >> that's a skeleton. >> that's an. yeah, that's a history natural history museum that one? >> that's a museum. >> yeah, that's a museum. >> yeah, that's a museum. >> that's different. the