Whenever there’s a tube strike in London, there is one form of transport you can rely on. If you can struggle through the chaos of overcrowded buses, traffic jams and long queues and eventually find your way to the river – the watermen will save the day and ferry you to your destination.
I love these new Circle Line trains. They are spacious, bright and comfortable; and you can see all the way through, from one end to the other.
Gosto muito dos novos comboios na Circle Line. São espaçosos, bem iluminados e confortáveis; e dá para ver ao longo de todo o trem, de começo ao fim.
Looking through windows, looking at windows and looking into windows.
Olhando pelas janelas, olhando para as janelas e olhando dentro das janelas.
View through the front window on top of a No 15 bus, looking towards St Paul’s.
A well-known building and a street full of windows in the City of London.
Trafalgar Square reflected in the window of an adjacent building.
With all the rain we have been having recently, it’s quite difficult to avoid the puddles! As well as jumping into them, it is also good to have a deep look sometimes. The comments from passersby when they see someone bending over a puddle are quite funny too …
Com tanta chuva, as vezes fica difícil evitar as poças. São boas para entrar pulando e também para olhar profundamente. Vale a pena também ouvir os comentários dos passantes ao ver alguém curvado sobre uma poça para tirar fotos …
All the characters from ‘The Twelve Days of Christmas‘ were beautifully knitted and amusingly displayed by Trish in the window of Creations Wool Shop, Barnes, London SW13, using patterns found in ‘The Twelve Knits of Christmas’ by Fiona Goble.
As personagens da canção, ‘Os Doze Dias de Natal‘, em tricô, na vitrine duma loja de armarinho em Barnes, Londres SW13.
