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Climate change
High above the clouds
A climate protester flies,
Changing the climate
This was inspired by an article in the Daily Mail newspaper (see: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-6938095/Dame-Emma-jets-5-400-miles-green-is.html), which reported:
“Emma Thompson arrived at Marble Arch yesterday afternoon to support climate change protesters and urged others to join their numbers.
What she might not have mentioned to them is that she had just flown back to Heathrow Airport from Los Angeles the day before.”
A carved Crusader
A life no longer,
Remember’d in timber:
Farewell, Crusader knight
14th century wooden effigy in church at Paulerspury in Northamptonshire, England
For more information about this rare mediaeval carving, see: History of Paulerspury
website from which this information was extracted:
“Under the arcade between the chancel and the north chapel, on a freestone tomb panelled with cusped ogee blind tracery enclosing shields, are wooden effigies of a lady (c. 1340) and an armoured man (c. 1346-9), now placed side by side but not necessarily originally associated with each other. The male figure may represent Sir Robert de Paveley. The monument was restored by Frederick H. Crossley of Chester in 1920, following a report on its condition by the S.P.A.B. in 1915“
Washing
Women washing bowls
In water flowing past:
Peace reigns in Kerala
Photo taken near Alleppey, Kerala, India
Stylish times
The exciting future,
Era of liners:
Three cheers for art deco
Photo taken in High Street Kensington, London (UK)
Parrots
Feathers fluttering.
Our heads below:
Welcome to Kensington Gardens!
Archways
Arch-es of brickwork,
Tracks beneath and air above:
London’s old Circle Line
Bayswater station
Shine
Lamps, articulat-ed,
Shine variously
On diverse writers’ desks
Photo taken at Design Museum in Kensington, London
Rates of exchange
Dollar to Dirham,
Rupee to Rand,
From my pocket to another
Ancient vessels
Stone vessels stand ornamentally
Beside a pool:
Call them urns, please
Photo taken in London near Lancaster Gate at the northern end of the Serpentine Lake
