The red of the restaurant chalkboard really caught my eye. The colours of Canterbury that day were very vivid in the bright sun.
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The red of the restaurant chalkboard really caught my eye. The colours of Canterbury that day were very vivid in the bright sun.
Nice, including the placement of the pedestrian. The town definitely contrasts earth-toned London.
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Yep, it certainly does. It was nice to see so much colour and sunshine.
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Thank you btw. 🙂
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That blows up well, lots of interesting bits and pieces.
Sadly I remember when a mere shilling bought a huge fish’n’chip dinner (takeaways in a newspaper, boom boom!)(sheet of greaseproof between the munchies and the print, of course; not many folks seem aware of that these days) — and now it’s almost ten quid? A pint of black and tan was also a shilling …
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You can still get a decent helping of fish n’chips for less than £4. No newspaper anymore though. The best fish n’chips I’ve had to date however, was at a British pub over in Gaithersburg, MD would you believe it? One portion was fit for two, suffice to say I did my best to eat the lot. Waste not and all that…
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