We ate a lot of salad in London, since we had been too nervous to eat it in India.
The vegetables there were wonderful, but we only ate them cooked.
A white on white window near Great Ormond Street.
I was walking to the Persephone Bookshop on Lamb's Conduit Street
where I bought four books, even though I'm rather fierce about carrying heavy luggage.
I particularly recommend Tea with Mr.Rochester by Frances Towers.
If you don't know Persephone Books, go there now.
This doorway with primroses and black plastic bin-bag looks as if someone lives there.
I love a spectacular entrance. I want the door with the fanlight, but it would look really silly on our log cabin.
ReplyDeleteoops, I deleted my previous comment because of misspellings. Here we go again. How very London. Love the salad in action photo; live food! ;~)
ReplyDeleteOh now you have me wanting to go to London ...
ReplyDeleteI want that blue door. Oh, now I'm homesick!
ReplyDeleteSo very very London!
ReplyDeleteOh, I love that quote you've chosen by E.Forster - "Only connect"...so true, so true.
ReplyDeleteYour salads look delish. I love all these photos and I clicked the last one to see what those little squares in the sidewalk in front of the house are---water and gas! Interesting to have them right at the front entrance like that.
your greens look delish & I love the grand doorway. It makes me want to see what's behind it.
ReplyDeleteI just love to wander the streets in London, just admiring the doors!!
ReplyDeleteOh, this is tooooo weird!! I have a vintage copy of "Tea with Mr. Rochester" right here on my desk, as we speak. I bought it online from Persephone Bookshop!!!!! (haven't read it yet)
ReplyDeleteSalad looks delicious :) Are you still in the UK?
ReplyDeleteI love these pictures of the little details of London that make it seem instantly more familiar, even though I haven't been there (yet).
ReplyDeletethe white on white window is just wonderful!
ReplyDeleteOh you've been so close! I work in the Senate House, Russell Square, and I know Lamb's Conduit Street so well... and yes, I have been to Persephone Bookshop and I bought three books. But I'll go there again.
ReplyDeleteYou've inspired me to take photos of Bloomsbury doorways. I love London. Thanks!
They really knew how to make the houses grand in London, didn't they? That "apotheosis" is spectacular. Lovely shots. Always a treat to visit with you.
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The second last photo...what a door indeed! A very grand entrance! And that salad looks very tasty. Mmmmm!
ReplyDeleteHope you have a lovely weekend :)
Persaphone is on my to do list before I leave... That and the London Eye! Your salad makes me hungry.
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