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Mural at Brixton Station	David Bowie tribute	Handsome lights	Foxes and cherries
Fox	Root veggies	Egg plants (aubergines)	It is still alive!
			Coffee Shop - Viva Anarchy!
We enjoyed a chat with the Brazilian owner of the Coffee Shop. I left my back-pack behind and he rushed after us to return it. Absolutely brilliant!!!
		Who are they?
'Nuclear Dawn' mural on the side of Carlton Mansions, Coldharbour Lane, Brixton. The anti-war mural was painted by Brian Barnes and Christine Thomas in 1981-82. It features an 'Uncle Sam' skeleton striding over nuclear-bombed London while the governing Conservative Party hides in a bunker. The artwork was funded by the Arts Council, Greater London Arts & the Gulbenkian Foundation. Photograph dated August 1985.
What a narrow building!!	Fatsia japonica
Grumpies
Prince Albert PH did not do lunch	Paddy's where we had lunch
The Library	Town Hall	Plane tree fruits	Sir Henry Tate (1819-1899), a British sugar merchant and philanthropist,
I love this	War Memorial	Claudia Jones, located outside the Black Cultural Archives in Brixton. She was a Trinidadian-born journalist and civil rights activist. She founded the West Indian Gazette newspaper and the first Caribbean Carnival in London, which was the precursor to the Notting Hill Carnival. The statue stands seven feet tall and depicts her holding the newspaper she founded.
Under the church	Car needed to be moved	Hooked up	Lifted
Swung across to the trailer	In place ready to be taken away	We had jerk chicken at Paddy's; it was very good	Rat catcher
Leprechaun	Inside Paddy's		What is this about?
C A T
Unusual reflections	Handbag		Entrance Pop Brixton
Spectacular!
Pop Brixton		Eugenia?	Mural
Mural		Trousers too skimpy
Bling	More bling
		Love this	Garages
		A noisy trip on the Victoria Line to St Pancras then home