Paneful View of the Houses of Parliament
The mosaic of small panes that make up this massive window only add to the view. Linked to Fun Foto Challenge.
Z is for… Zodiac Clock
This incredible astronomical clock constructed in gilt and enamel adorns the building known as Bracken House in the City of London, just a stone’s throw from St Paul’s Cathedral. The clock was […]
Sisters say No to Gender Violence
Lispencie displays her work here in Tib Street and in Stevenson Square on a regular basis. This particular piece is from a couple of months ago and has since been replaced, […]
Golden Post Boxes
Following the 2012 Olympics, the Royal Mail painted more than 100 of its iconic red post boxes gold to celebrate each British gold medal, team as well as individual, won during […]
The Future is in the Past
–Six Word Saturday
Hazy Reflection
These delicate branches are reflected in a pool of water that was covering a small plaque that I wanted to read. Linked to Scenic Weekends.
Windows with a Difference
It’s quite common to come across a building site with a little perspex window you can peer through to see what they are up to on the other side. Here […]
Wordless Wednesday on the Thames
Wordless Wednesday – on Wednesdays all over the internet bloggers post a photo with no words to explain it.
Conservatory Fit for a Princess
The strong lines and angles of this low-lying conservatory are just one of the architectural pieces of interest at Kew Gardens. It is the Princess of Wales Conservatory was commissioned […]
Y is for… Yeomen Warders
The Yeomen Warders, also known as Beefeaters, are the ceremonial guards at the Tower of London. They normally wear a uniform of dark blue with red trimmings (as in the photo […]
Ripples in the Middle
Linked to Between, Triple T: Alike and Ruby Tuesday.
Travel with Intent 