Captain John Smith from behind

I took a photo from the front but it was boring so now you have Captain John Smith's bottom.

He was one of the founders of the colony of Virginia in 1606.

He is looking at St Mary-Le-Bow.  It has a crypt restaurant, I must try it sometime, that is now about 6 metres below ground level.  In Roman times it was the street level.

And you can also see a London Plane tree.  They account for over half of the city's tree population. They are the lungs of the city. They have a unique bark that acts like an air filter to the surrounding polluted air.

This picture required a detour on the way to the office.  But I always try to get an image on the way to the office as once there it is hard to get out again.