A big outlet shopping mall & STEAM

Hi. I went to a big outlet mall in Swindon, which is really famous in England, and I heard many Japanese tourists visit there. The interesting thing was the buildings. I showed previously that Swindon was famous for railway factory. Some buildings there used to be used as factories where many workers were making train cars.

Anyway, I could purchased a lot of stuff. In order to start living in London, I need some towels, stationery, clothes... There were many nice shops, so I'd like to show some of them and the goods I bought there. Firstly, L.K.Bennett to find a good thing for my black hair. In England, we can see a lot of shampoo or treatment at a supermarket, but it is difficult for me to find the goods which match for Asian black hair. So I asked it to the staff there, and she recommended one treatment which can be used after a shampoo. I try to use it, and if it is good I will show you...  Secondly, I visited John Lewin Home Outlet, where a lot of set of funiture displayed. These products are so nice and lovely but I gave up them because I cannot bring them by a train to London.  Thirdly, I try to find a swim wear at Nike Factory Store. The reason why I was looking for a swim wear is that I need it to wear in Roman Bath in Bath. I will go to Bath tomorrow. At Nike Store,  they didn't have good swimming clothes. There were some wear which showed too much, but I couldn't find favorite one. So I visited  finally Donnay, which was a kind of sports and outdoor shop. There were a few clothes for a swimming race, and I bought one of them.
And then, I visited STEAM, a museum of the Great Western Railway next to the outlet mall. I paid only 4.25 pounds for the admission fee because the staff made a student discount when I showed my student Visa. The museum was quite a big one, and there were real railway trains and some buildings which used to be used. I found it dangerous to work inside the railway factory because they needed to process metals to make a big train...and also it was tremendous hard to move a railway train since they needed to move heavy levers.