A window display of warm clothing in Piccadily Circus, London,
Friday, 10 December 2010
Sunday, 5 December 2010
Skating at Somerset House
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Friday, 3 December 2010
Teddy Bears in Christmas display at Hamleys
The store is the largest toy shop in the world
with 7 floors of toys.
For pictures of 2011 Christmas lights in London, see my Xmas 2011 set in Flickr.
Friday, 26 November 2010
Caption competition - Mango window display
Any ideas?
I refuse to wear anything pink.
Oh no, its candles again.
It is always the man's fault.
Christmas window display, Mango, Oxford Street
Friday, 19 November 2010
Apple store in Covent Garden
The Apple Store at No 1, The Piazza, Covent Garden, on a Saturday evening. It opened in August 2010. Its opening hours are Mon-Sat: 9:00am - 9:00pm and Sun: noon - 6:00pm.
There was previously a restaurant on the site. It is at the entrance to the Piazza near Covent Garden tube station.
There was previously a restaurant on the site. It is at the entrance to the Piazza near Covent Garden tube station.
Monday, 8 November 2010
Preparation of the Ice Rink at Somerset House
The ice rink being prepared in the courtyard of Somerset.
See also Somerset House and water fountains at night and Ice Skating at Somerset House
Ice Skating: Steps to Success (Steps to Success Sports Series)
Thursday, 4 November 2010
Somerset House and water fountains at night
The courtyard of Somerset House and its water fountains at night.
The current Somerset House was built as government offices around 1800. Parts of it were occupied for many years by the Inland Revenue with the courtyard used as a car park, but the buildings now house various art exhibitions and the courtyard is open to the public.
The water fountains will soon be replaced by an ice rink for the winter months. The courtyard has also been used for concerts and fashion shows in recent years.
See also my Ice Skating at Somerset House pictures
The current Somerset House was built as government offices around 1800. Parts of it were occupied for many years by the Inland Revenue with the courtyard used as a car park, but the buildings now house various art exhibitions and the courtyard is open to the public.See also my Ice Skating at Somerset House pictures
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