A quick dash at lunchtime to witness the low tide at River Lane, Petersham. This only happens in November.

The morning was spent exploring local paths like this one that connects Petersham to Ham.

Logicomix’s Apostolos Doxiadis and Alecos Papadatos talking to Marcus du Sautoy. It was stimulating and fun!

Strange travel advice from TfL; get off the Richmond train one stop before the end then wait for the train that is behind it :-?

A useful morning sorting out all my unread comics, some go back over a year. Now to read them!

Tear Down The Wall. Tear Down The Wall. What a great concert that was!!

Battersea Park is a fun place to explore with one landscaped lake and this great water feature.

You probably did not realise that the Sphinx in Egypt was based on decorative doorways in Richmond Av nr KingsX.

Keystone Crescent is a lovely period road that goes absolutely nowhere but which is still worth walking down.

My lunchtime walk took me over the picturesque Thornhill Bridge which crosses the picturesque Regent's Canal.

One of the best things about strolling in London is finding pretty open spaces like Thornhill Square Gardens.

The sun came out so my lunchtime escape from @kingsplace took me to the wild beauty of @camleystreet.

I love quirky and the Young Actors Theatre in Barnsbury Road, Islington does quirky very well.

West Islington Branch Library was built in more civilised times when decorative buildings were the norm.

There were lots of ultra-modern bikes at the Cycle Show but some of the traditional ones looked cool too.

Today was not the busiest day on Weymouth Beach.

Pleased to see that the tag cloud version of my CV (http://www.wordle.net) shows a prominence for "business".

I thoroughly enjoyed the reception at the Slovak Embassy for a photographic exhibition of modern architecture.

A gorgeous walk in the Autumn sun to my favourite spot in Ham Lands.

This view from the Logica office in Kings Place looks across the Georgian city towards the fabulous London Eye.