If ever I see the City of London skyline without an array of cranes and scaffolds, I will know something is very wrong.
I love to see something new emerging, and I especially like the resulting mix of old and new.
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If ever I see the City of London skyline without an array of cranes and scaffolds, I will know something is very wrong.
I love to see something new emerging, and I especially like the resulting mix of old and new.
Travel with Intent 
I just left San Francisco and the signs of cranes and construction wk is everywhere also. I noticed same in London, In Rome… Signs of Progress?
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Maybe. But it’ certainly a sign of employment for many so not all bad.
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Wow, I love that last image with the new and old, what a great contrast and well captured!
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Glad you liked it. It’s typical of the City of London.
On Mon, Dec 29, 2014 at 4:57 PM, Travel with Intent wrote:
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beautiful captures and captions.That’s true,even here in Singapore,cranes and scaffolding are a common sight
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I haven’t been to Singapore yet – on my list
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Debbie, I really like your entry this week. Cool perspectives and photos.
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We-ell….I think there’s a tad too much change, but there! Have a great Christmas! And may 2015 be a good year….
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I like it, but hard not to when you’re surrounded by it! Merry Christmas to you too!
On Wed, Dec 24, 2014 at 10:30 AM, Travel with Intent wrote:
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Thanks, Debbie!
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so true and now I’ve a special fondness for cranes – could do without the road works and scaffolds though – great images of this ever evolving city p.s. happy christmas to you and may your new year be full of welcome changes
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Yes, the roadworks are a nightmare. My trainline across London is disrupted for the next 3 years !!! as they are rebuilding London Bridge station. Merry Christmas to you too!
On Wed, Dec 24, 2014 at 9:59 AM, Travel with Intent wrote:
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