Tuesday, 9 March 2010

London on a cold and frosty morning

We have been blessed with a few bright clear mornings lately and I have taken full advantage of them by grabbing Erbie and setting off for a walk. I love the city in the morning all shiny brass and empty streets, it doesn't even have to be daft o'clock, these were taken at about twenty to eight. 
Icicles on the fountains in Trafalgar Square

The arch into Pall Mall on a March morning

St James Park.
Posted by westendmum at 06:43
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2 comments:

Not From Lapland said...

beautiful shots - i love the ice on the fountain, how wonderful! It looks so quiet and peaceful in these pictures.

9 March 2010 at 08:40
westendmum said...

@Heather
It is quiet and peaceful, and then rush hour happens and you can barely walk down the pavement or cross the road. Crazy!

9 March 2010 at 22:26

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