Dusk over the Thames
Linked to Skywatch Friday and Mandarin Orange Monday.
Silver and Gold
One photo, no words for Silent Sunday.
London Lights
Since sponsorship of the lights crept in, the lights on Oxford Street and Regents Street have become less attractive. To find the best lights, you now need to seek out […]
Christmas at Fortnum’s
Many of the shops in London feature magnificent window displays during the festive season. Last week I featured Selfridges. This week it’s the turn of Fortnum and Mason. To see […]
From the Greatest to the Least
I’m not entirely sure whether this sculpture in Kew Gardens is something useful or whether it’s a device for torture, but it is certainly exquisitely made and very inventive. Linked […]
Pink Titfer in Parliament Square
I loved the pink titfer (tit for tat = hat), but I admired his blue dolly mixture (= picture) even more. Sorry, couldn’t resist a bit of cockney rhyming slang! […]
Eros Goes Globe-al
London’s symbol of love and desire, Eros (Cupid to the Romans), is spending the festive season inside a giant snow globe. This large christmas decoration measures 15 metres in diameter, […]
Hungerford Bridge
Linked to the Weekend in Black & White.
Christmas Reflection
A wall between Granary Square and the Filling Station, to the rear of Kings Cross Station, has been decorated for the festive season. It now proudly sports a flashing Christmas […]
Big Yellow Bird
The Pecking Bird by Gary Hume joined other pieces of public art, such as Antony Gormley’s men, in Regents Place in October this year. This 20-panel painting which stands 14 […]
Travel with Intent 