Little Venice and Diss Park, West London and Norfolk - 17th February 2017

It's a few weeks in to the new commute to the far-flung reaches of Paddington in West London - about six miles from Liverpool Street. As the route takes in The Mall and Buckingham Palace, at least there's the changing of the guard to see most mornings.

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A nice longboat on the canal in Little Venice

A nice longboat on the canal in Little Venice

The area optimistically known as Little Venice

Another canal barge

Tiled graffiti of sorts

The canal is marred by the concrete of the Westway

Part of the 'The Meeting' statue/installation

Reflected buildings on Kingdom Street

The view of the atrium from the 8th floor

Hemstock's in Diss is closed for renovations

A lovely old Mini at Londis in Bacton, Suffolk

Harry in Pizza Express, Bury St. Edmunds

Guardsmen on the Mall, seen on the way to work

Guardsmen, bearing the Royal Standard, on The Mall

More horses pass by

A couple of fearless window cleaners in Paddington

The window cleaners are seriously high up

There's a rainbow over West London

Fred has made a suit of armour for Monkey

Harry in Diss Park playground

Harry swings around

The boys run around

Fred runs around the park

The boys on the parallel bars

Harry gurns

The Mere in Diss, through the rushes

Fred on a fishing pontoon

Fred watches the ducks

Harry sticks loads of ham on his pizza