Some more fine London architecture between King's Cross and Clerkenwell - a square built in the early 19th century.
Applications for volunteering at the Paris Olympics opened today, so I'm going to give it a go. Probably won't get a place, but would be very exciting if I did.
Went into town to visit a small free exhibition at the London Metropolitan Archives. Lots of interesting things - the London bomb damage maps, Booth's poverty maps and the earliest surviving map, the Civitas Londinum from 1633 on display after conservation.
Grabbed a nice veggie Mediterranean breakfast at Café Maya on the corner of Exmouth Market after.
3 good things
1. For periods, while the sun shone in the early afternoon, it was positively warm and I was too hot in my fleece.
2. Found the perfect card for our 25th anniversary on Friday.
3. A bath to rest my weary legs with a glass of white port.
What a lovely building. Hope you get a place as a volunteer at the Paris Olympics.
A friend of ours David Lewis is the chief consultant on the stadium lighting for the Olympics. He has covered every Olympics and Commonwealth Games stadium lighting for years. He retired a few years ago but they have asked him to go back and do this olympics too.
A friend of ours David Lewis is the chief consultant on the stadium lighting for the Olympics. He has covered every Olympics and Commonwealth Games stadium lighting for years. He retired a few years ago but they have asked him to go back and do this olympics too.