A flower at the old Vicarage, an inspired piece of architecture, and the City of Westminster’s Coat of Arms…

In the garden of the old Vicarage, in East Malling High Street, Kent.

100, Victoria Street, Westminster…and I love this bit of modern archtecture :).

Further along Victoria Street, at number 64, the Coat of Arms on the City of Westminster council offices wall.

4 thoughts on “A flower at the old Vicarage, an inspired piece of architecture, and the City of Westminster’s Coat of Arms…”

secret squirrel on June 10, 2012 at 7:50 pm said:

Wow to the architecture! ~ it looks like some sort of beaked dinosaur type creature from the angle we see, or a transformer ~ haha! ~ that will suddenly become something completely different. 🙂

Those flowers were very lucky to keep their heads after the gales of last week! 🙂

You must feel that your camera is a part of your arm now ~ haha!

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Stephen G. Hipperson on June 10, 2012 at 8:05 pm said:

The rose is so intense I can almost smell it.

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yizhivika on June 10, 2012 at 8:22 pm said:

Yes, that building reminded me a bit of a transformer too ;). As for the rose, I guess the gales weren’t as strong in inland Kent as they were on the south coast last week, and I must say I’ve been looking at the world in a slightly different way since I started this photo-blog…but I know for sure that I’m getting through a lot of AA batteries these days…

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yizhivika on June 10, 2012 at 8:23 pm said:

Thanks for your comment too Stephen, and the Likes, and thanks for dropping by :).

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