I took this photograph last Sunday on my photo walk. I'm a big fan of cobbles especially in photographs, these are in Gough Square just off Fleet Street and are perfect. The house at the far end in the centre of the picture was the home of the famous writer Dr Samuel Johnson in the 18th century, it was here that he wrote his great Dictionary of the English Language.
This is just one of the quite squares and alleyways that we discovered in the heart of London, as Dr Johnson said 'if a man is tired of London, he is tired of life'..
A lot of history in this nice quiet spot... and I do enjoy seeing cobblestones too.
ReplyDeleteYes its a fascinating area like much of London..
DeleteI love the angle on this. I also love pavement stones!
ReplyDeleteGlad you like it, its always worth trying a different angle..
DeleteFaaaantastic one!
ReplyDeleteThaaaaank you, I'm pleased you like it..
DeletePerfect perspective to show off these marvelous cobblestones Geoff.. I have heard that expression before :)
ReplyDeletePerfect perspective to show off these marvelous cobblestones Geoff.. I have heard that expression before :)
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