Walking around Spitalfields

Taking a walk with Ann. The old buildings in front juxtapose with the glass office building at the back, as if the skyscraper is the towering blue sky.

Antique quirky door knocks. (with hypnotising swirls by the side)

The famous Christ Church still as eye-catching as ever with its triangular shape.

The top of old Spitalfields Market looks like people could still inhabit there. I wonder if anyone working there would sleep upstairs!

The huge Vinyl and music records store.

Identical arches and Arts and Crafts round windows.

A small gallery Ann took us. It doesn't necessarily look like a gallery from outside. The gallery is quite small but they still managed to leave personal room for each artwork and managed the space carefully.

Then we went to Nomadic Community Gardens

I quite like how cozy this little cottage looks: the only things it needs are actual pots of hot tea and a cat!

Aboard the pirate ship. It would be more fun if this is something larger that adults too can crawl in and out of.

Today's weather isn't the best so everything looks desolated and forlorn.

There is an abundance of graffiti and cool works, as well as the use of hybrid materials (such as tires and wood scraps) to make structures and materials. It would be a fun spot if people bring music and events into the area so the garden is more inhabited. Maybe Summer!