A temple to Diana
(BTW - if anyone in the states can tune in to an NBC program about "changing life in Britain" or some such, I make a cameo appearance near a Banksy - let me know if you see it, please)
See where: London Daily Photo Map
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post a commentCongratulations on the start of a career as media star. Well deserved. :)
You ole film star you... gosh. Well done. HOpe you get someone to get it for you.
I was in an educational film every September in the early eighties. I'm very proud of it but...everyone else just laughs if they see it. ?? What's wrong with people? My Nana Mouskouri glasses were very fetching! ... at the time...
Great shot of a majestic building.
Can I get your autograph please Mr. Ham (I knew him before he was famous, you know!).
Didn't know about the Diana thing...that's what we like about it here, always something to learn along with a nice picture.
And yet officially they say the site has only been a religious one since 604AD, at least 300 years after the Romans decided to up and leave. Perhaps they only count Christianity as religion and not the Roman's system of belief and worship.
There is now some evidence that the Romans may have been around in Londinium longer than previously assumed but also that Christian temples were built earlier. It's all to do with the work carried out on St Martin's in the Fields. That will be a great one to photograph when it finally emerges from its coverings.
Hmmm yes Ham I must confess I WAS thinking you were going to talk about another Diana!
Good old St Paul's. Missed your theme day entry. something red. Obviously that would be a London Bus, or a fire engine.