Southbank, London
This week is a cobbled together post which highlights my week of walks, meeting friends and a sunset. A theme appeared which seems to revolve around trees!
I was up in London late last week. London always looks good at night with its vibrant assortment of lights, reflections in the river and lit up bridges. I cannot resist taking photos.
Hayward Gallery, Southbank. Not strtictly treees, but shaped a little like them?!
At the weekend my elder son and I took his puppy to Wimbledon Common. This was Rue’s second trip on a bus. We went upstairs and he sat with me by the window so he could see everything, but frankly he was more interested in people coming up the stairs or leaving!
We walked him up Wimbledon Hill, through a busy Wimbledon Village and onto the common. We took him for a curcuit of Cannizaro Park where he met a few dogs and enjoyed all the attention. Cannizaro park was alive with bird sounds, and we saw a parakeet mugging a squirrel until it found a hole to escape into.
Cannizaro Park
In Cannizaro Park
Spring is coming
Stream in Cannizaro Park
I love the colours of bamboo
The park looks good any time of year
Snowdrops
Back onto the common and away from roads we let Rue off the lead and he was a very happy dog.
Wimbledon Common
By Beverley Brook, near the end of our walk.
This is new since I was last here. I never knew this.
I finally charged the battery in my bridge camera yesterday. I’m so glad I did as we had a lovely sunset last night, so the following photos were taken from my back garden. See you next week!
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