What a (lovely) contrast 
Funnily enough, on this exact same date, in 2019, here is another photo taken from the edge of Shackleton Close (courtesy of photo reminders from my Amazon Photos account)
Ashberry Cottage, grade II listed and once home to Prince Henry, Duke of Clarence, and his longtime mistress who apparently had 10 children together.
Good to see they are turning the water features on early this year!
That is a nice photo, some great detail for the light conditions. What are you using?
OnePlus 8 Pro phone 
Camera phones are superb these days. My poor old Lumix languishes in its box as I always use my phone.
The best camera is the one that you have with you when the perfect shot pops up.
I have a decent small system camera but only really take it with me when I going to try for pics of a particular subject where having long exposure/less noise/longer zoom might be useful.
Speaking of which, I’ve been walking around with an old 35mm film camera recently. Fairly pointless given how good phone cameras are but has some nice effects - this one came out a bit ‘soft focus’ as it was a bit dark in the underpass but I think it still works quite well.
The newsagents in Perry Village looks to be smartening up it’s front, and currently gives a glimpse of its old shop sign ‘??n (Fullers) ltd’ - anyone remember its original name?
A picture from the Big Breakfast referb on opposite side of road appears to have the same shop sign name.
In the late 90s the same owner puzzlingly ran both shops, which appeared to me to stock exactly the same convenience store/ newsagent type things. They consolidated into one eventually.
It was just Fullers back in the 1950’s when I used to pass it every day on my way to Adamsrill School.
