The Greenwich Millennium Village at Greenwich Peninsula.
Daily Photo: 09/03/10 – Sunset over Our Lady Star of the Sea Church
Thanks to Ed Ewing for this gorgeous photo of the sunset over Our Lady Star of the Sea Church on Crooms Hill, taken from Greenwich Park.
Also, don’t miss Ed’s review of Laughter in the Rain, currently showing at the Churchill Theatre, Bromley.
Daily Photo: 08/03/10 – The Pigeon Is Landing
Fergal Spelman kindly emailed me this spectacular photo of a pigeon landing at what appears to be the avian equivalent of an all you can eat buffet.
Daily Photo: 05/03/10 – Choppers above the church
This convoy of three tandem rotor helicopters passed over Greenwich on Wednesday and can be seen here above St Alfege Church.
Daily Photo: 04/03/10 – Inside
I had an exceptional lunch yesterday at Inside, Greenwich South Street. It’s hard not to be too enthusiastic about this place: excellent food, really good value for money with its lunch time set menus and friendly customer service. No wonder this is many people’s favourite restaurant in Greenwich.
Daily Photo: 03/03/10 – 6 Mitre Passage
From left to right: 6 Mitre Passage, 14 Pier Walk, the new Ravensbourne college and then the O2 arena.
Mitre Passage, like 14 Pier Walk, was designed by Terry Farrell and Partners, and from the exterior puts me in mind of a magic eye picture.
Daily Photo: 01/03/10 – Le chat dans La Fleur
This handsome cat was looking out of the window at La Fleur, Royal Hill, when I walked past last week.
Daily Photo: 26/02/10 – Thames Path
This little stretch of the Thames Path off Tunnel Avenue was more Thames than path after the rain had come down yesterday.
Daily Photo: 25/02/10 – Spot the difference
After receiving a tip off from Twitter that there was to be a controlled demolition at Syral on Tunnel Avenue, I grabbed the camera and headed off down there. I met up with Darryl from 853 at the Boord St foot bridge and waited with bated breath. Unfortunately it wasn’t the large silos that came down, but instead the smaller, blue silo in the middle of the picture above.
The actual moment of demolition caught me off guard although I did fumble my way into taking a couple of pictures of it coming down…
And here’s how the scene looked once the silo was down and the dust had settled. Spot the difference?
Daily Photo: 23/02/10 – Hurricane Clipper
Hurricane Clipper with the Dome in the background. Photo used with kind permission of Nick Agar.
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