Blue heron in St James Park
Very angry adult birds because of the threat
of the dog on shore. One of the geese had 7
goslings.
Goslings protected by angry geese
Swan hissing at the small dog who was seen as a
threat to the goslings
Tavern/pub called the Bag of Nails
The plaque says that the original name was
Bacchanal
Blackfriars district of London
A chilly day for a wedding shoot
by the Houses of Parliament
Buckingham Palace
People trying to get an uncrowded view of the
Mall for the Changing of the Guard
Outside of Victoria Station
Monument to the SOE during WWII
This monument is in honour of all the courageous S.O.E. Agents: those who did survive and those who did not survive their perilous missions.
This is not an unusual sight...an old building remaining
among the new. This one is the Cafe Rouge.
Westminster Cathedral
(not the Abbey)
Westminster Abbey
The Ferris wheel can be seen from so many
locations in London.
honoring Cecil Rhodes
Household Cavalry
in Hyde Park
Ibis close to Diana Memorial Fountain
Wallace and Gromit lamb statues are
all over London. They are great picture opportunities
but are there to sponsor a
children's charity.
This one is in St James park.
Children picnicking at St Paul's Cathedral
Lunch break for many at St Paul's
21st century nannies
27 Palace Court
Serpentine River
Apparently there is no law in London about which side of
the road you can park.
Houses of Parliament with the Tower Clock
housing Big Ben
Old building surviving the change in the
neighborhood
Monument to the RAF for defending
Britain in WW II
'Never in the field of human conflict was so much owed by so many to so few'.
Photograph on Flickr taken by Michael Summers
Inside Victoria Station
This impressive wall with barbed wire along the top is
the wall around the palace private gardens.
We have seen this engraved message on several buildings as
we have walked around London.
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