people
outside livers
the sun hadn’t risen by the time i left the house. a sure sign winter is on the way. getting to london early is great though as there’s hardly anyone about.
one place i always see people is in this church entrance. outside-livers (‘tramps’ doesn’t sound right) spend the night there and are often waking up to a new day as i walk past.
yesterday i noticed they’d even constructed a cardboard wall to create a private bed area. the white socks resting on the top particularly appealed.
earlier this week they had their newspapers delivered too i noticed. a pile of big issues turned up on a lorry for them to sell
random man with two pairs of glasses
this tourist was very happy for me to take a picture of him wearing two pairs of glasses. especially after i explained that i too often wear two pairs.
goth at the seaside
what is it with seaside resorts and goths ? there’s always loads of them milling around dressed in black and looking moody.
goths always make me smile. i used to be one but i wasn’t very good because i was always smiling. i couldn’t help it. we all looked so funny.
wedding crowd
i’d planned to go for my last long walk before the marathon in windsor park on saturday. unfortunately the pope’s funeral meant Prince Charles moved his wedding to saturday and my walk got off to a very slow start as i battled through the crowds.
i decided to make the most of the event and get a few pictures.
here are some of the wedding watchers
hats
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the big crowd
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enthusiastic salesmen
father and son (this pictures says more about british society than any other i’ve taken i think !)
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the other woman
this lady had a point to make. either that or she was 20-odd years late for Charles’ last marriage.