A day out in Greenwich

[london1967]

It's a strange winter, milder than normal but much, much wetter. There hasn't almost been a day since Christmas without rain. Parts of the country are flooded (but at least now we know - thanks to a UKIP councillor - that it was caused by the Parliament approving gay marriage

Comments

[paulintoronto]

It sounds -- and looks -- like a wonderful day.

[london1967]

Thank you Paul. Great to see you back on LJ!

[mrdreamjeans]

So good to see a post from you! It's good that you sinners allowed a day of sunshine! Such handsome sinners you are! :)

Your photos continue to reflect a country rich in history and adventure!

Big HUGS!

[london1967]

Thank you Neil! I've been a bit lazy/not in the mood to post...

Adrian is certainly a handsome devil!

Hugs back!

[mrdreamjeans]

Both of you are handsome, talented devils and I'm glad to know you!

[london1967]

Oh you are way too kind! And thank you!

[bobalone]

I haven't been to Greenwich for years, so it's delightful to see these photos of its environs. You both look wonderful. I wish I could visit the Turner exhibition...just my cup of tea. Glad you got some sun, boys; spring is still a little way off, but it IS on its way, or so they tell us here.... Keep warm.

[london1967]

Thank you Bob. I'm really glad you enjoyed the photos!
The Turner exhibition was very interesting, I must say.

[london1967]

Yes it was, and it helped with our January blues.

[tonethbone]

Very enjoyable photos

[london1967]

I'm really glad you liked them.

[tonethbone]

What is that bullet (artillery)-shaped building?

[london1967]

It's 30 St. Mary Axe (http://www.30stmaryaxe.com/), a building in the City and commonly known as 'The Gherkin'