In the Angel tubestation |
Reflection |
Workers |
Through a window |
Patterns |
Graffiti |
Partial escape |
Chrysanthemums |
Five to eleven |
Hanging basket |
Face in the window |
The plants on the right are buxus sempervirens those on the left are
plastic |
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Spontaneous City in the Tree of Heaven (Ailanthus altissima)
sculpture |
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Snoozing in the sun
and in monochrome
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Black and white cat |
Spindletree (Euonymus europaeus) |
Brass in The York PH |
We saw a similar car in Hampstead in August |
I love this goose |
Reflections |
Through the window messily |
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Luggage |
Pink and green |
Peony |
The Duke
of Sussex was a title in the UK Peerage. It
was conferred on 27 November 1801 upon The Prince Augustus
Frederick, the sixth son of George III. He was made Baron Arklow
and Earl of Inverness, at the same time. Since he had no legitimate issue, the titles
became extinct on his death in 1843. |
How much is that doggie below the window? |
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An eastern cat or Captain
Mainwaring? |
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Owls |
Oriental cats |
English blue? |
Coarse glass and pottery |
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Thick glass |
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Lights |
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Lights & Balloons |
Famous men |
Lions |
Modern flats |
Stylish |
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St. Peter's Church converted into flats, a gargoyle
by the main door.
Rather nice blue edged glass in the windows |
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Elegant terraces topped off with untidy chimneys |
Lovely house behind gated arch |
St James Church, Islington |
Arlington Square |
Fluffy ginger cat |
Mina lobata |
Attractive basement garden |
Skeleton of old baths - look more like railway architecture - in a children's playground |
Not Banksy |
Watch out for the girls! |
Another Stewy |
Wording below |
Reflection |
287 Upper Street |
Dear Santa, I wish for a white Christmas, an end to world hunger,
poverty, animal cruelty and a set of Little Mix Dolls |
Decorative tile on ex pub Old Parr's Head |
Bespoke mice |
Anchor stranded cottons |
Street fashion |
More reflections |
Robinia pseudoacacia frisia |
For the near sighted |
Passiflora caerulea |
Some lads outside this house did not want its photo taken |
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We had a look at the outside of HMP Pentonville, but
did not like to take any pictures.
We returned on the Overground (rather a nicely
designed map on the right) from Brondsbury to
West Hampstead and home.
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