11.30.2004 |
It was open mic night at the pub we stumbled into near the Imperial War Museum this evening. Can't remember her name, however the lady above gave us ten minutes of passable Eagles covers.
It was open mic night at the pub we stumbled into near the Imperial War Museum this evening. Can't remember her name, however the lady above gave us ten minutes of passable Eagles covers.
11.24.2004 |
HMS Belfast seems to be undergoing some kind of maintenance at the moment. Whatever the situation, the giant floating crane moored beside the ship was pretty impressive in action.
11.23.2004 |
Elephant & Castle rail station is a lonely looking place at the best of times. Fortunately I only had ten minutes to wait until being whisked back to the bustle of a Tuesday Streatham evening.
11.20.2004 |
We took advantage of the good weather and spent the greater part of the day hiking around Arthur's Seat. By dusk we'd made it back down to Princess Street in time to enjoy a couple of cheeky scoops at the Cafe Royal before hitting the five o'clock train back to London.
11.19.2004 |
Thankfully this rather tacky homage to William Wallace is situated in the coach park of the Wallace Monument near Stirling. Mel Gibson fans however, would not be disappointed.
11.17.2004 |
The Wishart crest as engraved on one of two George III silver goblets commissioned by or for William Thomas Wishart in the late eighteenth century. The goblets were two of several Wishart related artifacts brought along to the annual Wishart luncheon in Leith by David Wishart.
11.16.2004 |
It was a dank afternoon when we arrived in Edinburgh. Still, not miserable enough for this lunatic we came across cavorting in Princess Street Gardens.
11.15.2004 |
The fallout from last week's death continues to make the news - and brick walls. Clerkenwell, London.
11.13.2004 |
I'm not sure what exactly was going on along Oxford Street this evening. Rows of searchlights had been staggered along the route, beaming into the night sky, against buildings and horizontal to the road. Whatever the occasion, it looked quite dynamic.
11.12.2004 |
The Millennium Wheel is currently illuminated with red bulbs out of respect for the nation's war dead.
11.11.2004 |
A solitary cross and poppy was planted in the ground this morning at the Streatham war memorial.
11.10.2004 |
I quite liked the idea of this promotional poster for the film Alfie that has been used on BT phone boxes. Covering an entire pane of glass, it suggests that something illicit might be happening inside. Unfortunately for the film company, the only illicit thing going on inside the Streatham boxes would be the odd tramp emptying his bowels. Not exactly romantic stuff.
