The South Hall at Covent Garden Piazza, late morning today.
Another Wenlock, this one, Flower Seller Mandeville, in Covent Garden Piazza.
‘Orbit’, Anish Kapoor’s Olympic sculpture, as seen from the Viewing Platform in John Lewis at Westfield, Stratford.
Chen Guanming, aboard his tricycle, in Gerrard Street today, having cycled from Beijing to London…’to support Olympics…I hope my story can contribute to world peace and environment protection.’
Trafalgar Wenlock, at the southern end of the Charing Cross Road.
And last…but very far from least…today was my Mum’s 80th birthday, and this is one of her favourite flowers, an hibiscus, in her back garden.
Rob Falsini, a singer-songwriter, originally from Rome, entertaining us, in the early evening today, in the North Hall of Covent Garden Piazza.
Downstream from Waterloo Bridge, the Olympic Rings on the River Thames.
Some 200,000 books, on the floor of the Clore Ballroom in the Royal Festival Hall, in the process of being made into a giant maze, due to open on 31st July, 2012.
Overseas places twinned with the London Borough of Barnet…
In a barber’s shop window in Whetstone High Road…
Approaching the setting sun in Woodside Lane, N12.
Desperados indeed…in competition with the Olympic Opening Ceremony. Outside the Fawcett Inn pub in Fawcett Road, Southsea. ;).
Ah, that’s more like it…a Union Flag and some Olympic Rings…at the Duke of Devonshire pub in Albert Road…
And even the golden statue atop the Kings Theatre in Albert Road getting into the spirit of things…though you may have to zoom in here…
The seafront entrance to Southsea Rose Garden…
Bird and flowers in evening sunlight…
Stone in the Japanese Garden, commemorating Maizuru-Portsmouth friendship…
Couple overlooking Chichester Harbour…
Danger sign, in Slipper Mill Pond, Emsworth…
Slipper Mill Pond, Emsworth, Hampshire.
It’s all about Pam, apparently…;)
….and here’s the girl herself…:)
And, as chance would have it, I got into an interesting ten minute conversation with a bloke walking his dog around Fratton Park this evening, who turned out to be none other than Fark, one of the major contributors to this Portsmouth street art, so here’s some of his stuff…
Stone steps leading up to Fareham railway station…
…and on the left, at the top, this stencilled graffito.
Yet another attempt to get a pollen-seeking bee in focus ;).
A shop front in Basil Street, SW3…
A visit to the wondrous emporium that is Harrods, in Brompton Road, SW3…
Followed by some welcome refreshment for XQ and me, in The Gloucester, the only pub in Sloane Street, SW1 :).
