One of the goats that you can pay to feed.
One of the many donkeys.
A long-horned cow.
A long-horned cow grazing.
A goat in it's den.
A Vietnamese pot-bellied pig.
A European Eagle Owl in flight.
Saturday, 27 August 2011
Monday, 15 August 2011
London Buildings
The Olympic Stadium as seen from the View Tube near Pudding Mill Lane DLR station.
The top ring of the Stadium was built using surplus gas pipes.
The view tube - a good location to see the development of the Olympic park.
The Shard, or The Shard London Bridge.
Once complete (~ May 2012) it will be the tallest building in Western Europe at 1016 feet.
The top of The Shard.
Looking up the side of The Shard.
The Shard from London Bridge.
The Heron Tower near Liverpool Street, it the third tallest building in London at 755 feet.
The Heron Tower.
Strata (also known as The Razor) at 484 feet near Elephant and Castle.
It incorporates three nine-metre wind turbines, though, for all their show, they only generate 8% of the energy needs of the building.
The BT Tower in Fitzrovia at 620 feet tall.
The tower is still in use, and is the site of a major UK communications hub.
St George Wharf overshadowing the headquarters of the Secret Intelligence Service (MI6) - the cream and green building.
The entrance to the International Maritime Organization headquarters - a UN agency.
A building on King William Street, near London Bridge.
London Touristy Photos
Tower Bridge and HMS Belfast.
Tower Bridge.
Traffic on Tower Bridge.
The Tower of London.
HMS Belfast.
The London Eye.
The Palace of Westminster.
One of the clock faces of the clock tower housing Big Ben.
Looking up to the clock face.
A nervous looking soldier of The Life Guards.
This is why he's nervous.
The amphibious London Duck Tour.
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