A Melting House Made of Wax, Southwark, London - 12th November 2014

Near the office in Southwark, a house made out of wax bricks is slowly melting in to the ground as part of an art project called "50p for a pound of flesh". Elsewhere, there's some Borough streetlife and a rail-side graffiti update.

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The Poo Tomatoes are actually ripening

The Poo Tomatoes are actually ripening

Bloomberg's new headquarters continues upwards

The Church of the Most Precious Blood

Old warehouse building, O'Meara Street

A barb-wired gate on O'Meara Street

The melting house of wax

The melty wax house melts away

Drips of wax

More drips of wax, like a brown frozen waterfall

The Hop Exchange on Southwark Street

A whole line of Boris bikes

Looking up to Borough High Street

The entrance to Borough Market

A classic 1960s building by Borough Market

War memorial on Borough High Street

The derelict Shoe Fayre on Borough High Street

Street art in the shadow of the Shard

Underground, overground

The strange wasteland known as Cross Bones

A study in yellow

Railway graffiti

Maryland - the gloomiest station

The City of London from the train

Impressive silver graffiti

More graffiti, near the Brick Lane bridge

Isobel poses for some conference photo