Last October I took some photos of the autumn colours (fall colors) in Regent’s Park. Before you read that post again, let’s see if West London can beat it. I found those sycamore leaves in Hyde Park last week. It’s … Continue reading London in Autumn (Year Two)
I’ve been walking around Marylebone for the past two days taking photos, hoping to create a memorable image that could win the Life in Marylebone photo contest. Easier said than done. This path in Regent’s Park looks lovely, but it … Continue reading How Not to Enter a Photo Competition
No birds today – just trees. If you move from India to the UK, don’t move in December. You condemn yourself to weeks of dark mornings and grey afternoons. But when the sun does shine in London in winter, it … Continue reading Top Trunks
So you buy your million pound Mews house in London. How do you make the best use of it? You can keep the stable doors, and garage your Jaguar inside. The doors on the upper storeys may be less … Continue reading Mews: hooks and curly trees
Happy New Year! Can you hear me blogging above the noise of the wind? The New Year rode into the UK and Ireland on the wings of a storm. We get a few calm days, then another gale hits us … Continue reading Twelve Days of Christmas
Earlier this year I posted photos of Springtime in London and Summer in London, so I owe you a post about Autumn in London. I made a flying visit from Bangalore to London at the end of October. On a … Continue reading Autumn in London
We have bananas in the garden again. One banana tree gave us fruit in January, as reported here and here. A second tree is now holding green bananas and a banana flower. This is how they looked on Wednesday. These … Continue reading Banana Flowers
I’ve already told you how keen I am on India’s tropical fruits, like mangoes and bananas. But my trip to Northern Ireland has not been fruitless. Here are some photos of apples and plums in my brother’s garden. That photo … Continue reading Apples and Plums
