Category: Photos
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Chalk Farm Tube Station
The tube station at Chalk Farm is my favorite of the ones I have come across in London. It’s a big red triangular building on the corner of Adelaide Rd and Haverstock Hill.
It was opened on June 22nd 1907 and like a number of other stations built at that time it has ox-blood red glazed terracotta blocks on the front to provide it’s very bold unique look.
Have a look at other people’s pictures of the station on Flickr.
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Do not feed the pigeons
Street art next to Sainsbury in Willesden Green, London. Click here for a closer look.
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View from the bird watchers' hide
The view of Brent Reservoir. At one end of the reservoir the Welsh Harp Conservation Group has established a hide from where there is a great view to varied wildlife.
