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Visiting my brother, his partner and their 3 months old daughter near London. Might contain traces of street photography.
I’m lagging behind a bit with my journal entries. But here’s March.
London, August 2015.
Boat life. London, August 2015.
Squirrel. London, August 2015.
On the go in London.
Nicole at Tate Modern, August 2015.
I didn’t expect to see much on this frame, since it was the first or second shutter release after inserting the film. But I very much like the result. Nice only-on-film border.
235/365: Checking out some originals at Tate Modern.
234/365: It’s a beautiful day and we are enjoying it at Victoria park.
233/365: Back in London. Back on Rob’s boat on the canal. It’s a different location again, because you have to move your boat every two weeks. These are our neighbours.
232/365: Drove all the way from Snowdonia NP to London. Crazy traffic in London. Here are two ladies taking selfies in the car.
202/365: In Camden.
201/365
Yesterday:
Proper touris.
200/365: The British Museum. And the Royal Botanical Gardens. That was our day today.
199/365: The three of us during an afternoon break at a café.
On this beautiful day, we visited Greenwich – where we enjoyed a delicious Cream Tea – took a ferry all the way to the London Eye (which we didn’t go onto, because it – and the whole area – was ridiculously full of people), walked across Westminster bridge to Big Ben, went inside Westminster Abbey, had a break at the café pictured here, went across Trafalgar Square to Piccadilly Circus and finished the day with dinner at a Malaysian restaurant in Chinatown.
198/365: On Friday afternoon we moved from Rob’s houseboat to our Airbnb. In the evening, we picked up Nicole’s mum from Gatwick airport. After arriving back in London after an 1:15-hour drive, we thought we go explore the nearby Wapping-neighbourhood to walk along the Thames and find something for a late dinner. But that didn’t really pan out. It’s a mostly residential area, with not that many inviting restaurants that still served food around 10pm – and it also only had a very short path along the Thames.
So this photo shows a part of the very quiet Wapping neighbourhood.
We walked a loop back to our accommodation where we eventually found a little take-away where we got some fish & chips.