A Saturday afternoon walk around Croydon in photos
Autumn in the Water Tower ParkAutumn Water Tower Park 2Water Tower Park PavilionWater Tower Park – View to the Clock TowerA view to the Water TowerLeaving Water Tower ParkHouse with Stone Guard DogBasement EntranceCroydon Walk, another parkCroydon Walk – Music ShopCroydon Minster and Safron BuildingCroydon Walk – Old BuildingCroydon Walk – A view to the clock tower through Old CroydonCroydon Walk – BandstandCroydon Walk – park residentCroydon Walk – ParkCroydon Walk – Tree House Pub in the Restaurant QuarterCroydon Walk – Another view of the pubCroydon Walk – a view from where there once was a river and the pavement is built using sea shell encrusted earth.Croydon Walk – we found the Restaurant Quarter Joan had mentioned to us.Croydon Walk – Ruskin House. Apparently he lived in Croydon for many years, we are not sure if this is his house.Croydon Walk – St Andrews, unfortunately there is no way of getting a good view of this nice old church because of its location.Croydon Walk – the yards were often very messy and the houses in need of maintenance, but this tree gave a cheery aspect to this particular house.
Well done… all very wonderfully green and English…pity you aren’t just down the road.. or in the next country even…so I can pop over!!
A coolish spring day here…all green as well…off to heritageperth soon to hear about the first chaplain in Perth and here a concert at the Town Hall about the important characters in Perth…go well E x
I think you would have enjoyed our pub lunch with jazz today. I was trying to think if there was anything like this in Vic Park, but I think the music at our pubs is all rock bands and the main clientele would not be people upwards from 70.
4 responses to “A Saturday afternoon walk around Croydon in photos”
Excellent work, great photographs
Thanks Stephen
Well done… all very wonderfully green and English…pity you aren’t just down the road.. or in the next country even…so I can pop over!!
A coolish spring day here…all green as well…off to heritageperth soon to hear about the first chaplain in Perth and here a concert at the Town Hall about the important characters in Perth…go well E x
I think you would have enjoyed our pub lunch with jazz today. I was trying to think if there was anything like this in Vic Park, but I think the music at our pubs is all rock bands and the main clientele would not be people upwards from 70.
So, yes, a pity it isn’t closer.