Statue of Peter II, Count of Savoy by Frank Lynn-Jenkins, 1904
Savoy Hotel
Strand
London, January 2008
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8 comments:
The Savoy is a hoity-toity place, right? Need a bucketful of buckaroos to stay there, right? Or pounds...or gold...
Count Peter I know from nothing. Most counts I do know don't count for much!
A lovely photo. Elicits all kinds of silliness... ;-)
Another place I recognise :-)
Here's a little titbit for you: The road leading off the Strand to the Savoy entrance is the only road in England where cars are required to drive on the right hand side!
@ Jacob - Of Count Peter I know about the same of you...
@ Tinsie - I've heard of that, but I thought it was an urban legend!
Nope, it's true! Look here.
Or even here.
@ Tinsie - My next shot of the place will include the cabs... Thank you!
Afternoon tea at the Savoy. Nice. ;-)
So English. It does look as posh as it sounds.
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