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Hi all


So I thought you may like to see some recent London photos.

But first question is, whose dog is this? I am always asking dog owners on Peckham Rye Park if I can photo their dogs!

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And this is a sculpture made all of chocolate at Harrods, which to my mind is a waste of chocolate.


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And the tour of the Fullers Brewery someone recommended we go on in December!

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I can only seem to post two or three photos per posting so this may go on a bit.

And this is a little known area of London, a tiny loop of the River Lea, made into an Ecological Park.

Right next to A13 and a big roundabout!

You'd never know it was there if it weren't for the signs and one's curiosity. The first one is more a view from it.

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