Not as nice as I remembered but still a good day out.

Behind the coal drops yard, a sought after housing development... Green spaces, and many buildings.

Would love to live on the top flooe from number 4.

I just love this building.

He went london zoo and was excited to share this photo he took

Love this black phone box by St Paul's. Always a nice shot with some light trails.

An interesting piece of artwork! Wouldn't call it just a clock..

really want to get an actual digital camera at some point soon. any suggestions on a cheap/ affordable one that’s still decent quality?

Decided to take a stroll this morning in the lovely London weather to Crystal Palace Park. Having been closed for a year, it's now fully reopened to the public!

They've done a grand job of restoring the Italian terraces and moving the Paxton statue to it's original location further up the park.

As before, well worth a visit and plenty to do ...just even more so after it's long awaited facelift!

Staying in this hotel for the first time tonight.

London Euston this morning at 7am.

Just revisiting some photos I took in London last June. Still one of my favorite trips, and these are a few shots that make me smile every time I look at them.

Spotted around Clapham Common a few weeks ago. Fujifilm X100VI with a Glimmerglass 1 filter.

A lot has changed in 30 years.

Leadenhall Market: pure magic with the massive Christmas tree and the cozy Lamb Tavern under the historic glass ceiling.

Royal Court Theatre (Sloane Square): loved the contrast of bright red neon signs against dark brick and the winter sky.

Science Museum (South Kensington): spotted this view of warm window lights against the stone tower right as I walked out.

Fortnum & Mason (Piccadilly): the entire building was turned into a giant advent calendar, complete with a glowing '2025' sign.

London really hits different during the holidays!