The Last of London

So here’s the last instalment of pics from my day out in “Big Grownup London,” as the childen used to say.

We emerged from watching the light installations in the subways around the IMAX cinema and started to walk across Waterloo Bridge

from Waterloo Bridge, looking left

from Waterloo Bridge, looking right towards Blackfriar’s Bridge & St Paul’s Cathedral

almost at the far (North) side of Waterloo Bridge, we look down to see our destination, Somerset House

after our visit to the Terrace Rooms, Somerest House to see Richard Bryant’s “Greater London” exhibition

we stood on the terrace and looked across at the House of Parliament, rising out of the cold January sky

Northwards and slightly east and we found ourselves in Covent Garden where I looked down & spotted these colourful tables &  chairs

Don’t forget to look up when you walk around town – you never know what you might see

I do hope the floor inside this inter-building covered walkway/ pedestrian bridge is more level than it looks

There’s “Richard Bryant’s London” in the window of Hatchards, elbowing Diana (Mitford) Mosley’s “Pursuit of Laughter” out of view

some more colourful changing lights as people began to head for home

darkness began to fall and I made my way to Green Park, Vauxhall and eventually home.