“Royal Fusiliers, City of London Regiment” by Alfred Toft
High Holborn
London, October 2009
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5 comments:
Interesting statue...quite evocative of a military man at war. And part of a brave group, no doubt.
What I find remarkable is that there are any of those fachwerk, Tudor, half-timbered or whatever they are called buildings left in London proper. Was it really?
Quintessentially British somehow. Very nice.
It couldn't be anywhere but England:)
Nice framing, VP.
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