Foggy Roundwood Park

A wonderful foggy November morning in Roundwood Park, feeling like Sherlock Holmes out in the London Smog solving one of life's great mysteries.  Not many people out, only the hardened dog owners and prospective Premier League football players.   The fog is super atmospheric and gives nature an eerie and close feeling.

Love is in the Air

Luscious lips in the air.  Blue sky in London is enough to make us feel happy, but quirky cloud shapes...

Rain & Reflection

Yesterday was weather for taking photographs from the inside of buildings.  These are from the warmth and dry of Swiss Cottage Leisure Centre.  It's huge glass panels in the lobby area give a wonderful view of the sky, which has been grey for far too long in this part of the world.  Roll on spring - crocuses are up, and daffodil and tulip leaves are in progress.

St Paul's to the South Bank

Following the wonderfully festive St Paul's Family Christmas Service, a walk was required to defrost the feet and to find the best mulled wine in the South Bank Gourmet Market.

Everyone along route was either taking photographs of the snow or throwing it about!

Some super snow people about, especially locally, where the snow has not been trashed or started to thaw.

Sub Zero in Regent's Park

A scene more akin to Eastern European than to Central London, frozen icicles cascading down struggling water fountains in the Avenue Gardens.  Only those with non-slip boots and arctic gloves were brave enough to stop and admire natures sculptures.

 

   

Halloween Again!

Strange, eerie fog again.  One almost expects Sherlock Holmes to come round the corner.  And the clip-clop of hooves drawing their carriages for two and six!

Pea Soup in Regent's Park!

After several days of high winds and it raining cats and dogs, it was a welcome relief to find it bitterly cold and foggy!

A leisurely stroll through Regent's Park saw hardened dog owners and runners trying to get fit before the onslaught of Christmas mince pies and chocolates.