The Club House
Greenwich Yacht Club
Peartree Way, Greenwich
London, September 2003
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7 comments:
So how was lunch? Must have been low tide. I wonder if the water has ever reached the building?
I like the shot a lot.
That is not a look I associate with London. It looks more like something you'd find here. But I see you spend a lot of time around the river, so you find interesting things related to the water.
Humpty Dumpty...
Or "London bridge is falling down..." maybe.
My favourite part of London:)
Nice. I like the contrast with the Dome in the background.
@ Jacob - Our self-catered sandwiches were excellent.
@ tapirgal - We were walking to the Thames Barrier.
@ ciel - It was being refurbished, when the water is there it's a very nice place. The Thames was at a record low level in 2003, we lucklily skipped Paris that summer...
Great composition, VP!
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