This gorgeous 17th century house that survived the great fire. But the best thing about this place is that for 6 million it can be yours as it's for sale at the moment.
Part of the "Melancholy London" is the Postman's Park which has the memorial for Heroic self sacrifice.
Standing at the edge of Cannon St. & Queen Victoria St. and really looking at this gorgeous building for the first time.
Some discoveries were my own... like this "like sign" made out of post it.
Even though I've been to St. Paul's countless time what was new was this glass monster of a shopping centre that's opened up recently!
And saving the best for last is this Church tower of Christ Church Greyfriars. Turns out that, not only was this designed by Sir Christopher Wren but is now someone's home!!! And wait for it... It is up for sale for £4.5 million!! If I had the money I would buy that place in a heartbeat!!! Imagine owning a home that was designed by one of the most important architects of English history! And of course the views of the City from the top of the tower would be to die for! I know Mr. S would love it... But wonder how Mr. B my cat would take living in it?? Check out all the inside images here.
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beautiful photos. I spent a year living there and I'm so sad I didn't have my cameras then, I need to go back just to take photos :)
My favorite thing about photography is that it opens your eyes to new places even if you have lived there for years. Great photos!
Yes great photos. I love the atmosphere. It doesnt even look like the London I am used to see on pictures. & oh I just love the film grain!
Thanks Serena! It's just the magic of shooting with black & white film! Everything looks so dreamy!
Great photos, my Dad used to work in the building on photo no.3 (or at least that is what I believe, may of remembered a childhood story wrong, but I am pretty sure it was this one!)
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