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We started at Piccadilly and ended at Oxford Circus having checked out all the interesting little streets between.

Eros	Copper dome		Flags and caps
Café Royal	Eros again		Marylebone Elm, Marble Hill Black Walnut & Brockwell Park Oak
There will be something good around the corner	And there was!		Oddities on top
Leicester Arms PH	Nessa's	Blue, red, green	Porsche
	Carnaby Street

Spirit of Soho Mural
			John Snow PH with pump
We had an excellent coffee here	Adolph Putin	John Snow concluded that access to uncontaminated water prevented them from cholera infection, while users of the Broad Street pump became infected. He persuaded the doubtful civic authorities to remove the handle from the Broad Street pump, and the already subsiding epidemic disappeared within a few days. In 1853–1854, the epidemic in London claimed over 10,000 lives, and there were 23,000 deaths for all of Great Britain. This pandemic was considered to have the highest fatalities of the 19th-century epidemics.
The Ship PH	Venchi ice cream	Peter Street
	Pity about the bag	Cacti unusual choice for a window box
Meard Street	Dainty tree	What happened to the rest of the face?	Two flamingoes
Begonias		The Dog and Duck where we had lunch
What is it?	Love the turret room	The Resident Soho	Gumshoe
The Toucan a Guinness pub
Soho Square Hut built in 1925 to cover an Electricity Substation
Lunch		In Oxford Street	Mural
Ukraine ruins	Ukraine ruins	Unusual texture	We stepped straight onto a train at St Pancreas