Exhibition time!

Pleased to be back at Lauderdale House, Highgate, for the annual watercolour exhibition. The Private View was well attended – even though the weather was a downer! It continues until the sixteenth of November, though not each day.

Images above: Reflections in a Painting and exhibition poster

A view of the Dart from Greenway

Greenway was Agatha Christie’s summer retreat on the banks of the Dart River, Devon. It’s a National Trust property now. Ther are fine views from the walk to the house.

Monterey Cypress Trees revisited

These majestic trees are native to California. But they are also resident at Plas Newydd in North Wales. Worth a second view!

A setting at the Escher Exhibition

The Escher Exhibition at Somerset House was a sell out. Lots to see and quite a few opportunities to have fun, too. In the second room was a large reflective sphere:

The Queen Elizabeth Garden in Regent’s Park

A new garden – it is now looking good at the end of summer, with the plants maturing. Water comes from underground sources and so it hasn’t suffered from the very dry weather. This view is of the steps leading to a viewing platform:

Battersea Park

Battersea Park is one of London’s largest parks and there’s a lot to see there. These include the boating lake and the avenues of trees as well as several statues. One, recently cleaned, stands proudly in memory of soldiers of the 1st world war.

The Millennium Bridge revisited

The well known and now stable suspension bridge from the Tate Modern to St Paul’s is a familiar sight across the Thames…

At an exhibition

With many fascinating exhibitions to see in London at present here’s just one curious visitor to the Tate Modern …

At the Tate

These three were sitting quietly in one of the Tate Modern’s cafes – not in an American diner!

Ally Pally’s Rose Window

From the facade of Alexandra Palace ….