Trackside graffiti in London
Commonwealth Chaos, and the BSCC at Gissing, London and Norfolk - 18th April 2018
The cycle to work is disrupted a bit by the presence of the Commonwealth Heads of Government meeting in London, which means everything's hosed. Then the BSCC is over to the Gissing Crown, in what is probably the first bike ride of the season.
next album: The East Anglian Beer Festival, Bury St. Edmunds, Suffolk - 21st April 2018
previous album: An Afternoon Round Gaz and Sandie's, Eye, Suffolk - 14th April 2018
Simple outlines on a railway bridge
Moral Runch and Yack, by Cambridge Street
The T8C tag
There's a 1970's Kojak fan near Liverpool Street
1 Lombard Street is done up for Masterchef
International flags on The Mall
A motorcade of Government types
Motorbike rozzers pass Somerset House
A herd of motorbike rozzers on Embankment
The Sheldon Pit at work is heaving
Office blocks around Sheldon Square
People on phones hang over the railings
Bright flowers at the top of the Mall
Looking down the Mall to Admiralty Arch
The 1865 Charing Cross in London
A Class 379 at Liverpool Street
The Boy Phil in the Gissing Crown
The Crown's bar is very like the Brome Swan
Classic 1970s tiles in the bogs
Marticle chats to Sid Butler
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Trackside graffiti in London
Trackside graffiti in London
Simple outlines on a railway bridge
Moral Runch and Yack, by Cambridge Street
The T8C tag
There's a 1970's Kojak fan near Liverpool Street
1 Lombard Street is done up for Masterchef
International flags on The Mall
A motorcade of Government types
Motorbike rozzers pass Somerset House
A herd of motorbike rozzers on Embankment
The Sheldon Pit at work is heaving
Office blocks around Sheldon Square
People on phones hang over the railings
Bright flowers at the top of the Mall
Looking down the Mall to Admiralty Arch
The 1865 Charing Cross in London
A Class 379 at Liverpool Street
The Boy Phil in the Gissing Crown
The Crown's bar is very like the Brome Swan
Classic 1970s tiles in the bogs
Marticle chats to Sid Butler