skip to main | skip to sidebar

Sensible Footwear

Tuesday, 1 February 2011

Piccadilly Circus, London W1

Posted by Sensible Footwear at 23:14

Labels: London, Piccadilly Circus

No comments:

Post a Comment

Newer Post Older Post Home

Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom)

Sensible Footwear

View my complete profile

Blog Archive

► 2014 (6)
- ► July (1)
- ► June (5)

► 2013 (1)
- ► January (1)

► 2012 (7)
- ► December (1)
- ► November (2)
- ► February (3)
- ► January (1)

▼ 2011 (22)
- ► December (1)
- ► November (2)
- ► June (1)
- ► April (2)
- ► March (4)
- ▼ February (6)
- ► January (6)

► 2010 (80)
- ► December (8)
- ► November (10)
- ► October (5)
- ► September (4)
- ► August (12)
- ► July (16)
- ► June (11)
- ► May (13)
- ► April (1)

Blogs I Enjoy Reading

- Privilege

Friendly Leopards, Or, Saturday Morning at 9:43am - A photographic artist in your family? Recommend 11/10. Many of you will remember my stepmother, Brigitte Carnochan, and her beautiful gallery work. Or pe...
6 days ago
misswhistle

Miserere - *This is more about healing, which is the thing I'm thinking about most. It's understandable that this won't be for everyone. So feel free to swipe.* It'...
5 weeks ago
43rdYear: Continued

- *October 2024* In 2018, a group of Shul Orphans came together to solve the problem of where to go for Kol Nidre services. We gathered in a rented room at...
1 month ago
That's Not My Age

Brilliant vintage beads and where to find them - [image: Brilliant vintage beads and where to find them] One of my favourite style tricks right now is to bring on the beads. To be clear, we are not ta...
1 month ago
Hestia's Larder

Hestia at 61 - warning: contains Gaelic - Back in 2012 - those halcyon days where nobody dreamed that a cough in the supermarket could shut down your internal organs and have you hospitalised - ...
2 months ago
Words from the Wench

A dream: In the Waking Hours I Know My Name is Nessa - My name is gone from my mind. I had it before I came here, but now that I need it, it seems to have fallen away -- like a dead leaf from a hibernating t...
1 year ago
Advanced Style

Grandma Pat and Trixie - Here is my latest shoot for Advanced Pets featuring the always gorgeous Grandma Pat and Trixie. By the way I just started selling prints and totes on Soc...
1 year ago
HATTATT

'Heracles' in the Drawing Room - 'Heracles', oil and acrylic on canvas by Orr Máté *Some time ago, most likely before the end of 2019, although the actual date is of little importance, w...
3 years ago
Resistant But Persistent

Just a week - A week ago, I was feeling anxious. I know that's not rare. Like so many other people across the world, trapped at home, cut off from our usual lives, my...
3 years ago
Letters of Note

It is only a matter of time - On September 12th of 2011, the *New York Times* published an article by Dr. Abigail Zuger in which she criticised certain supposedly unrealistic aspects ...
4 years ago
James Deagle

Social media extremism - I've been noticing a phenomenon over the past few years wherein the surest way to start a flame war in any sort of online forum is to express not an extrem...
6 years ago
A Blessing A Day

Cherry Cheers - It is raining in Seattle. A phenomenon for me. A routine for the locals. Yesterday we saw the pink and white clouds of cherry blossoms floating along the l...
7 years ago
Suburban Soliloquy

Alternative Schools - http://ngm.nationalgeographic.com/ *“Twenty years from now you will be more disappointed by the things that you didn't do than by the ones you did do. So t...
8 years ago
The Secret Life of an Unknown Housewife

Hello..... is anybody out there? - I was sitting in bed this morning trying to learn Chinese when I thought about this blog. That may seem like an odd connection, but sometimes when your min...
8 years ago
A Girl's Guide to turning 50

Dancing barefoot..... - Back from a winter soujourn in France, I found I had far too many things going on in one week..... why does it always happen like that? Two birthday parti...
9 years ago
Bermondsey Mum

In praise of...Dermot O'Leary - So, somewhere during the past 3-4 years it turns out that I became middle-aged. I listen to Radio 2. Mostly on a Saturday. But guess what - R2 on a Satu...
11 years ago

Photographs

Most photographs by me unless otherwise credited.

Labels

100 Words A Matter of Life and Death Admin Airports Al Bowlly Anna Atkins Antelope Art Autumn Back Garden Bag Lady Baglady Baking Benbow Metalwork Bermondsey Birthday Biscuits Biscuits and Brownies Bloomsberry and Co Chocolate Books Boris Johnson Broad Beans Cake Cake Stand Cars Ceramics Chairs Cheese Christmas Christmas Lights Clogs Clouds Cocktail Snacks Comfort Converse Cooking Dad Dancing Daphne Padden David Cameron Drawing Eero Saarinen Electronic Sheep Ella Doran Ernest Race Evening Family Fashion and Textile Museum Feelings Few And Far Films Five Star Friday Flowers Food Foodling and Doodling Footwear Friends Gallery Guide Games Garden Gardens george osborne Goods and Chattels Graphics Green Happy New Year Harrington and Squires Harry Bertoia Holiday Horrockses Hospital I Love This Ice Cream Incandescent Filaments Indecision James Barnor James Brown Jan Morris Japan Jo Gordon John Hedgecoe John Herschel John Lewis Jon Contino Jonquils Julia Margaret Cameron Kiltie Kornflake Lago di Tenno Liberty Light Bulbs Lights London Love Ludlow Maps Mass Productions Moon Morale Moths Muffins Mum museum of childhood Narcissus Night Noise North by Northwest Nostalgia November Old Town Onetwentysix Paper Paper Whites Passport Pastry Patricia Urquiola Peas Pens Pentax K1000 Percy Padden Photographs Photography Piccadilly Circus Pies Pocket Poetry politics pollyanna Postage Stamps Posters Present and Correct Presents Quiet Re-Found Recipes Richard Slee Roman Holiday Scarves Schmutzie Science Sea Sepia Saturday Sewing Sheds Shoes Sindy Sky smythson South Bank Space Spitalfields Spring Spring Court stationery Strawberries Stuck Sue Binns Sunday Tables Tea Teapots Thank You The Geffrye Museum The Guardian The River The Royal Observatory The Weather Tio Chair Tower Beach Tower Bridge Travelling Trees V and A V&A Venice Walking Water Weather Weddings Weekend Wool Workshops