Triple arch

Liverpool St

There is an escalator at the back of 155 Bishopsgate that leads to Broadgate.  The windows show the triple arches of Liverpool Street Station

City in a haze

Waterloo Bridge

Eight o'clock and it's going to be warm.

Claustrophobia

Old Street

The tunnels to the Great Northern line at Old Street are small and circular.  It's the only place in the Underground that I get a sense of claustrophobia, the suffocating weight of the ground above.

Still standing

Broom Road

Or possibly, still leaning, still growing

Shoreditch Oveerground

Shoreditch Overground

This is a massive station, from the outside.  Inside it is a humble two platforms.  Apparently it is is designed to allow safe future over-development on the Bishopsgate goods yard site.  A planning application much argued over

Embankment Walk

Southwark Bridge

Because the river curves walking by it is never the shortest route.  But it is the most pleasant

Reflections on a bus

Waterloo Bridge

There are times when the traffic seems like one long red line, but at eight o'clock in the morning all of the buses are full.

One is not enough

Waterloo

Traffic signals and lanes can be confusing enough, and I wouldn't be a cyclist going round the IMAX at Waterloo for anything.  But two sets? Just in case you don't believe the first one?

Mixmatch

Errol Street

The silver birch I get.  Planting trees in London, especially in East London can only be a 'Good Thing'.  But why couldn't someone colour match the overpaint on the wall? The original is mauve/light purple, a blue bias, and the other distinctly pink! Or is this 'Art' but not as I understand it?