WINTER - HAMPSTEAD HEATH |
So I got this Winter furry hat among my presents this Christmas morning. I think I'm going to need it come January and February. |
CARNABY STREET AND A NEON LIT TRIBUTE TO QUEEN. |
WINTER - HAMPSTEAD HEATH |
So I got this Winter furry hat among my presents this Christmas morning. I think I'm going to need it come January and February. |
CARNABY STREET AND A NEON LIT TRIBUTE TO QUEEN. |
I had already seen many photos of London't Christmas decoration efforts, including Carnaby Street, but your photos are just beautiful. What's the word they use up in your north? Lavish.
ReplyDeleteAndrew, glad you like them. It was fun running around over those five days, although our visit to
ReplyDeletethe Hyde Park Winter Wonderland was our coldest day out. Couldn't wait to get back home.
And Covent Garden was impressive as always. It also has the best tree in London. And of course
Carnaby Street was a big surprise with all those neon lights. I'm sure you recognized the front of
the London Transport Museum shop and Cafe in Covent Garden.
Happy Christmas to you and R. Looks like you're having some very unfestive weather down there.
(Melbourne this Thursday might reach 36c...phew!)
Furry hat? Hmm Next year we must insist on a shot of you in your skintight thermal underwear - just for fun. 36C in Melbourne? Come on, that's not hot. Not even 100F on the old scale. We real men from Queensland know what hot is. 40C + to start with. Melbourne boys must be sissies.
ReplyDeleteAs usual an excellent selection of Christmassy London and while I sat in my air-con room in Pattaya, you were suffering on my behalf. I appreciate it. - Ian
Ian, 36c not hot! I think it reached that during our Summer heatwave. But as for cold weather
Deleteat Christmas, we wouldn't have it any other way. Does your Air Con ever break down?
That might test your manliness. I think a Christmas in Pattaya would be a very strange experience.
Great photos!! Your Verdi portrait looks wonderful as does the whole room. Best wishes for a happy and healthy 2019, Dee!
ReplyDeleteHi Tim, Yes the room and seasonal pictures went up a bit late this year as I wanted to
Deleteadd in a few last minute pictures.
Hope you had a relaxing Christmas. Perhaps you had your Art Class today. It sounds interesting.
Yes I'm quite proud of my fireplace painting of The Maestro and I haven't forgotten about the
pictures of the Rembrandt painting.
How do you find the time to trot all over London taking snaps?
ReplyDeleteIan, I think I started at the beginning of December with The Hampstead Village Festival.
DeleteBut I only popped out once or twice a week over the month.
Hopefully when early retirement officially arrives then I might get out even more.
Happy New Year to you and everyone in The Gunshine State.