Sadly painted over, not sure if Lewisham Council is responible…
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Well this is SE23, , my photos have mainly been wildlife but I’ll see if I can dig anything else out, for now here is some wildlife seen in my garden over the years.
- Squirrel eating another stolen strawberry (have given up with them now!)
- Woodpecker keeping his food to himself
- Fox cub (in the days I had a pond and a fox den in the garden)
- Mind over matter Blue Tit
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Great photos @oakr, love the shallow depth of field in particular.
Would you object to us sharing these on our social sites (Instagram and Pinterest)? We link back here for attribution.
If you’re happy for us to share, we’ll create a new Pinterest board on SE23 wildlife/nature (hat tip to @Daffodil for the original suggestion)
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Hi Chris, thanks and yes that’s no problem.
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Just a quick beyond shot of Westshore beach in North Wales…
Might get this made into a canvas print for the living room.
(breaking myself back into the forum gently)
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This is SE14, Telegraph Hill Upper taken on one of Lewisham Cyclists’ Tuesday evening bike rides. We had just ridden through SE23 and were on our way back through it again. Does that count?
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It’s a gorgeous photo, in sure it counts 
I would love to know what they thought they were saying that came out as “rinse rinse boiler”. “Double-boiled rice”, like “twice-cooked chips”???
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Something of a curio, London in the 1950s by car
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Fantastic! Imagine driving for as long as 1m30s or even 2 minutes at a time and not even having to stop for traffic.
Anyone know where those shots were?
A surprising number of cars, actually, I thought.
Thanks for posting, @squashst!
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I’m pretty sure the first two shots were in Chelsea down by the river (Chelsea Walk) and the last one was around Kensington High Street.
If it was anywhere east or south of Central London, you’d have seen many bomb sites still waiting to be rebuilt.
Great photo. Are those sheep in the background / what are they?