the bollard circus
the poor white bollard is pointing downwards to try and get the red bollard to jump down, but the little scamp aint having none of it.

the poor white bollard is pointing downwards to try and get the red bollard to jump down, but the little scamp aint having none of it.

it’s always nice to see some nature in the middle of london. here is a blue flower sticking through some railings.
this is a ‘Morning Glory’ according to my work colleague Harry. i hadn’t realised they were so temporal. if i had i would have spent longer than 5 seconds taking the photo.
here is a nice little page with a movie about them

leaves are dropping off the trees. and so are socks.

the trains on my toilets (reverse that) are absolutely horrible. so it came as no surprise to see this tape stuck over the door. biological hazard – danger of infection.
i suspect this isn’t an official sign …

a friend is someone you can lean on.

a yellow pipe in the middle of tottenham court road.

a soggy street cabinet containing lots of important phone lines and broadband connections. not sure who you’re meant to tell when you see things like this in the street. so i’ll tell you.

i went in to the virgin megastore at lunch to buy a guitar stand, but it was full of urchins listening to thrash metal or something. here are the band as viewed from upstairs.
i wasn’t able to hold my camera very steady due to jiggling urchins. And the guitar section was closed so i couldn’t get the stand.
expect lots of nice shots like this after we go to the Carling Festival on Saturday.

here is steve. we had lunch today and it was very good. so there.

these new steam powered buses are good fun. here is a view of one from the window of a 1st floor brazilian cafe where the staff were very friendly and the food was excellent and cheap.


here’s a picture of a steam bus going under Tower Bridge
if you love rain then you’ll just love london. come to london and enjoy our rainy rain days, when it simply rains rain. even our british london queen has been enjoying her long reign whilst enjoying the rain.
rain. it’s what londoners love best.

nice arrow work here.

wheely bins and a parking meter join the bollard parade

voicebox isn’t a word you see much on signs. it’s here on this very intriguing sign though.
