Leaves of Autumn

Broom Road

Dead leaves.  Yes.  No I don't know why they look so pretty

100 Bishopsgate

Camomile Street

Another glass box, but this one has an angle part way up.  I'm sure the architects have many more impressive words to describe how they came to this design, but that's what it is.

Glorious sunset

Wimbledon

One of those beautiful sunsets that disappears so fast, it's dark before you get home.

Bankside lights

Bankside

According to Wikipedia 'Bankside' is recorded in 1554 as the Banke syde and means 'street along the bank of the Thames'.  These days it's jammed with tourists and school journey parties to The Globe Theatre, but in the morning it is a pleasant walk

Lights across the river

Waterloo to Vauxhall

Soon there will be no more views across the river as the last space fill in with another tower block.  Not even as dark and as small as this one

South to St Mary Axe

Norton Folgate

The City stops abruptly at it's border with Norton Folgate.  The developers are doing their best to expand the money northwards, but it's in luxury flats not businesses.

Approaching Clapham

Clapham Junction

Evening twilight - the sky is still pale but the lights are on.  It has romantic connotations far removed from cramped commuter trains and busy stations

Autumn Glory

Redcross Way

Autumn sunshine and a gloriously brilliant yellow tree