I’m back home with new pictures and new blogs …sometime… In the meantime here are a few snaps celebrating the fun of train travel and trying to capture amazing buildings that my parents and grandparents would not have seen on their commute to the office in London.
Citrus?
Two Dimensional?
How would you like a balcony here?
Would you like to live or work in any of these buildings? Perhaps you do!
Times and Tides of a Beachwriter 
I prefer terra firma
More firma less terror.
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That last shot of buildings looks a lot like much of the apartment housing that has popped up around our area in recent years. Those “Citrus” buildings do have some beautiful color on them. I myself wouldn’t mind hanging out in a couple of those triangular-type buildings viewed in the background of the shot which includes people walking about. I love buildings shaped with “outside-the-box” thinking, Janet!
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There are some wild new buildings in New York City – one called the “Jenga” building – based on the game where you stack logs at strange shapes…and it looks just like that1. Great fun photos!
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Nope, no tall glass and steel boxes for me! Give me a lakeside vintage cottage.
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I like blocks, I live in one, I worked in some solid buildings, but not the glass and steel modern types. I heard you are not allowed to open the windows there!
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On a train trip from Suffolk to London earlier this year, I was amazed at the differences in and around East London as we approached Liverpool Street Station. In the 14 years that I have been living in Norfolk, those areas have changed completely. And not for the better.
Best wishes, Pete.
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Fine to visit, occasionally, but live/work there? Not my cuppa tea. 🙂
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