Rush hour

Folks head home from work, or settle down for general assembly before what promises to be wet, wild and windy night at St Paul's.

A woman passed by as I was taking this shot. She was mumbling over her breath about how 'fucking disgusting' the camp was. Clearly she wanted to provoke a response.

She asked another woman who was stood nearby what she thought of it. 'I support it, actually,' she replied, but was cut off by her inquisitor who said simply that everyone involved should 'just get a life and get a fucking job.'

She's probably right; there won't be any jobs left once the arse drops out of the markets again.

(For the record, I did butt in after her 'jobs' line. I asked her what she did, and how it helped. She gave me the finger.)

If there's been a way to build it, there'll be a way to destroy it, things are not all that out of control

Thanks for all the comments, big-ups and general support lately - been dead busy, but will hopefully be able to catch up later in the week. In the meantime, if you hear about anything like this popping up in your town, show them a bit of support, even if it's just a smile or a parp of your car horn.