Friday afternoon in Fareham…and Saturday evening in London…
Worked a ten-hour day on Thursday, so treated myself to a half day on Friday…and spent a couple of hours in Fareham town centre…
A pint of Carling, at Table 63, in The Vanguard Pub, in Fareham West Street…
The sculpture at the right is called ‘Still Moves’ and carries the inscription ‘Nothing is lost, nothing is created, everything is transformed’…which I’d have to meditate on for a very long time before it made any sense ;)…
A bit further along the pedestrianised part of West Street, in the direction of the railway station…
Had my barnet cut, by long-time barber Giovanni at Baker Street on Saturday afternoon, then headed down to the West End by way of King’s Cross…
The wonderful interior of King’s Cross station, rendered in mono…
I’ve posted a couple of other photos of Platform 9¾ at King’s Cross on this blog, but never before have I caught a Harry Potter fan so…err…mid-air 🙂
An enthusiastic Harry Potter fan :)…
That wonderful interior in colour…
The Victorian frontage of King’s Cross, in the Euston Road…
Black cabs, outside St Pancras International…
The Hippodrome, on the corner of Cranbourn Street and the Charing Cross Road
Cranbourn Street, leading to the north side of Leicester Square…
A festive Leicester Square, viewed from its south-western corner…
And a bit further north in Chinatown, a TCM/Massage clinic in Newport Court, off the Charing Cross Road
A temporary ‘Gift Factory’ outside the Royal Festival Hall on London’s South Bank, with the London Eye visible in the distance…
Travelling down the escalator to the Northern Line platform at Waterloo Tube station…
Awaiting a High Barnet train home….and I’m wondering who composed the poem…presumably not Boris ;)…
