April so far ☺

Part I
This is what we did -
Walked and walked and walked, took pics, browsed some shops, enjoyed the sunshine, drank coffee..... (My new fave shoes by the way!):





This derelict site used to be where The Middlesex Hospital (opened in 1745) used to be, in Fitzrovia, until the vile Candy & Candy property developers demolished it to make way for luxury apartments, though their plan failed. Fools.







Part II
The next 3 pictures were taken in beautiful Doughty Street, the street where Charles Dickens lived for just 2 years (1837-39), during his time here he wrote The Pickwick Papers, Nicholas Nickleby and Oliver Twist. Silly me didn't even take any pictures of his house, only because there were tourists standing outside. So Dickens and I shared the same postcode - WC1, woop woop! If he were still alive he would be in my gang. What gang I hear you say? The Groovy Gang!



Waiting for my Salmon & Spinach tart:

This tree looked like it was growing blueberries, maybe it is:

This is one of my favourite period buildings, off Charterhouse Square. It's faded pink and has beautiful detail, they don't make 'em like they used to! Below used to be a pub:

Deutsche Börse

@ The Photographers Gallery

Ha! This dorky pic makes me laugh!