Today I went to Postman’s Park for a bit of quiet contemplation.
The addition of Leigh Pitt’s memorial tile left me wordless. What an utterly selfless and brave man he must have been!
To learn more about Wordless Wednesday, click HERE.
This week’s Photohunt challenge is “garbage” – or, as we would call it here in the UK: “rubbish”. Rubbish is a massive problem in a big city like London. We simply have far too much of the stuff and nowhere to put it! I took this picture when I sent away for the latest free rubbish collection box from the council to be added to our existing suite of boxes!
We live in a very green borough, which is a good thing, but I think they have taken it a wee bit far as far as the amount of different rubbish bins you have to have is concerned. We have no less than SIX:
We are lucky enough to have a big house with a utility room, which can house all the bins, but I really wonder what people who live in smaller houses do!
Boris Johnson, the mayor for Greater London, has launched the "Recycle More" campaign to get people to do just that. The campaign is a great initiative, which is much needed and I look forward to seeing how they will extend the project into blocks of flats and commercial property. Anyhow, that’s enough talk for one picture – did you play along in the Photohunt today? If not – click HERE to find out how to partake.
Happy snapping.
Today’s Friday sky pictures are from last Friday, when I was lucky enough to get home from work early enough to go on a wee photosafari in the garden.
The sky was a funny mixture of scattered clouds and blue sky. I always think the sky is more interesting with clouds on it, although I prefer the weather that comes with a pure blue sky…
Are you playing along in today’s “Looking at the sky on Friday” meme? If not, learn more about it here and under all circumstances, check out the links to all the other participants. Have a great weekend all.
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