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Category Archives: Photos
Westminster Cathedral – a trapped treasure
I work in a tower block at one end of Victoria Street, London SW1, the station end. It’s fine- in fact it’s good. The surrounding shops are excellent, there are plenty of restaurants and bars, and the transport links are … Continue reading
Posted in London, Photos
Tagged Architecture, London, Photography, photos, Victoria, Westminster cathedral
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St James’s Park, a sunny autumn day
On 21 November last year, 2011, I was walking back from a meeting along Birdcage Walk, which edges St James’s Park in the centre of London. At one end of the park lies Buckingham Palace, at the other the corridors … Continue reading
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Tagged Buckingham Palace, local, London, Photography, photos, Royal parks, St James's Park, Westminster
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England’s green and pleasant land – Yarpole, Herefordshire
Spent the new year with family and friends in Yarpole, Herefordshire. A lovely part of the world, a few miles south of Ludlow, Shropshire, and north of Leominster (pronounced Lem-ster). Herefordshire and Shropshire don’t attract the attention of the West … Continue reading
Misty Thames – and where did the water go?
The Misty River Hop (Obscure Led Zep pun for aficionados) Cycling from Kew Bridge to Hammersmith today, I witnessed the battle between the fog – just a thin film of mist at two o’clock, but thickening later – and the … Continue reading
The “veterans” take over the Thames
Joining the Thames at Kew Bridge today for a cycle down to Hammersmith, I quickly came upon an unusual scene. The river on both sides was flanked with hundreds of boats – foursomes – all pointing upstream, poised to do … Continue reading
Cycling the Thames
Sweet Thames, run softly, till I end my song… One of the great things about living in West London are the bike rides you can do that hardly involve roads. Just parks, the Grand Union canal and The River. The … Continue reading