waterloo

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Tracing of our trip, it enlarges enormously: the gps on the camera did not pick any photographic locations

	We went to Waterloo via West Hampstead and the Jubilee line
We looked at the winners of the Landscape Photographer of the Year Competition		Left: Fields near Telecombe East Sussex by Philip Bedford Not the winner, but my favourite, another sumptuous view on the right.
		Roupell Street - unspoilt for 150 years
Graffiti	45 Dolben Street	Numbers in a tunnel	The White Hart
http://www.2.southwark.gov.uk/info/200191/completed_projects/1164/art_in_the_arches
In a design shop	I love this building	Zebra crossing	The Shard
The Boot and Flogger		Picture taken from the web it does not enlarge	Memorial to the Winchester Geese
The Boot and Flogger - London's first real wine bar opened in 1964 by John Davy trading as a Free Vintner– a privilege granted by the Worshipful Company of Vintners. It is home to some of the most original private rooms in the area.
Assorted high rise buildings	St Christopher's Inn Yard	War memorial	The Shard
We had an excellent lunch at The George Inn owned by the National Trust. I had a steak and ale pie as usual.		The greengrocer at Borough Market has to put the display away every day	It was cold and we were wet so we went home early. The journey was marred by a half hour delay at West Hampstead, but we arrived home before the snow...