
St. Mark's Kennington |

Tombstones arranged along the perimeter |

Cupola |

A reflection of a reflection |

Interesting businesses |

Perspex decoration |

Rubbish in the window |

Tasteful new building |
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Red camellia |

Camellia in front garden |

Ivy seeds |

Very appealing terrace - a few distinguishing details on each of the
houses |

Tassels on the wooden inner shutters |

Glad to see that good quality cider is featured |

Calvary Church of God in Christ |

Michael wanted one of these with a balcony |
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Alms houses and on left |

Hellebore orientalis in Vauxhall Park |

Weeping willow |

Tudor mini village |

Train in the playground |

The 'Owls' |

Vauxhall
Tower |

Hand reaches out of the garden |

Melianthus |

Very attractive neighbourhood used in films |

Vauxhall railway station |

Living wall |

Blue tunnel |

Pissoire |

Interesting window grill |

We had a good coffee in this excellent caff |

Crocus vernus |

Bleak |

No entry |

Somewhere to eat next time |

Neptune? |

Vauxhall
Tower and lamp |

Peace sculpture |

Water lily |

Locking Piece by Henry Moore |

Jeté (1975) by Enzo Plazzotta unveiled in 1985 model the dancer David
Wall
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Chelsea College of Art & Design was the RAMC College
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Pollarded trees |

St John's Smith Square |

The Marquis of Granby where we had a club sandwich and a pint to drink
(Mortimer's Orchard) |

Looks like a tree, but it is Virginia creeper and a gap in the wall! |

Lord North Street |

Public Shelter in vaults under pavement in this street |

Lord North Street |

With his street |

Lord Reith lived here |

T E Lawrence lived here |

Westminster School crest |

Westminster school |

Entrance to the cloisters |

Westminster Abbey |

Springs |

Greycoat Hospital Comprehensive School for Girls |

Modern glass |

The Albert still looking good |

More glass |

Installation? |
We walked back down Victoria Street and took the tube and train home |