@PhilLucasAlt revisited a skyline they first photographed in 1990, recreating the shot 35 years later from Horizon 22. A striking reminder of how London changes over time.
1/2 On a foggy day in 1990 I was lucky enough to go up the NatWest Tower in London (now called Tower 42). I had a poor quality camera with me.
Yesterday, 35 years later & just across the road I went up The Lookout @ 8 Bishopsgate & then @horizon22B.
Here are some then & nows.
No wander around London Docklands would be complete without a visit to the Grade II listed Blackwall Tunnel northern ventilation shaft. It was built in 1966 & designed by Terry Farrell - he of the MI6 building in Vauxhall. Sadly Farrell died a couple of weeks ago.
I asked Chat GPT to make a merger of Coalbrookdale by Night by Philip James de Loutherbourg, 1801, with Caspar David Friedrich's
Wanderer above the Sea of Fog, 1818. I really like the result. Also, I used to go out on a Saturday night.
@bt_uk Hi. I'm trying to speak to someone regarding a broadband fault. I'm in a text loop as automation is trying to get me to book an engineer. But we've had an engineer & he told us to speak to someone, but I can't get through to a human. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
TOMORROW or Sunday, come to Brighton.
Volk’s Electric Railway (the world’s oldest working electric railway!) has its 140th Birthday Celebrations. Cavalcade! Illuminated tram! Depôt visits!
PS I’ve recently been trained to drive by @VolksVera; maybe avoid the 13:15 or 13:30 tmrw
I remember Austin cars having the contract for the cars that got the players from their hotels to the venue. Imagine Björn Borg rocking up in an Austin Princess.