Under the bridge #structure #bridge #metal

A view underneath a bridge showing metal support beams and a muddy ground with patches of grass.

Waiting boats #Adur #shoreham #ropetackle #boats #river

Several small boats are lined up along the shore near a calm body of water with residential buildings and a bridge in the background.

Market day

Several blue and white canopy tents are set up at an outdoor market where people are browsing and selling plants and produce.

Summer’s End #sunflower #flower #decay

A close-up of a wilting sunflower with some petals missing, set against a background of grass and metal bike racks.

Adur by night

Adur by Night

It's the walk home that keeps on giving. 


Through Departure's Eyes

Lewisham by Night
It dawned on me as I walked home to the Lewisham flat this evening that I'll only do this a handful of times again - maybe half a dozen times. In just over a fortnight, the sale of the flat will compete, and my links with Lewisham will be severed after 16 years - the longest time I've lived in a single place. 

And, sometimes, knowing that your time in a place is coming to an end makes you start to see it with new eyes, even if you really feel that you are completely done with the area. 

And so, tonight, for the first time in an age, I stopped and took some photos of Lewisham again. I'd tried to put aside my ennui for the area and see it with the eyes of enthusiasm I once had. And I began, just a little, to see what it offers. 


End of the line

A section of a transport map showing stops including Greenwich, Deptford Bridge, Elverson Road, and Lewisham, with the starting point at Cutty Sark for Maritime Greenwich.

A dimly lit room features several empty wooden chairs and tables, with a colorful abstract painting hanging on a beige wall.

Teenage invasion

A group of people is gathered on a sidewalk near trees while buses drive along the adjacent road.

Random Family Photo: Hill Snow

Dollarsnow
A random photo from my scanning of old family negatives. This is Dollar, my childhood neighbourhood, in the midst of winter snow. This was taken sometime in the late 1980s - probably 87 or 88, I'd guess, and was the work of my Mum.

As autumn starts to get a grip on 2011, this picture makes me nostalgic for my childhood in Scotland…