Caged on top “The Monument”
Fish Street Hill
London, October 2009
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4 comments:
I climbed the 311 steps to that balcony many years ago. I hope I'll summon the courage and energy to do it again sometime soon. I don't like stairs or high places, but the view from up there is pretty good.
Nice detailed shot - I love the apt title too!
There is no cage "good" enough to get me to the top of something like this! Not that I don't like heights or anything...
What a life this is.
Beautiful photo, I can see you're enjoying your camera. It's interesting about the almost-egg-and=dart design. We have real (?) eggs and darts on the Astoria Column. I'll have to check them out again. I think they're the real thing.
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