Showing posts with label East London. Show all posts
Showing posts with label East London. Show all posts
Sunday, 22 January 2012
Thursday, 22 September 2011
Frolics
Last night, while all were sleeping, I heard a Noise. Like someone was in the garden. And the security light came on. And stayed on. You can imagine how my heart leapt into my mouth. The boy L slumbered peacefully on, so I screwed up my courage and stuck my head between the curtains.
I saw a vixen and a small cub frolicking around on the patio, nipping each other affectionately and wheeling round and round playfully. They were about a foot from the bedroom doors, but couldn't see me - I guess because of the reflection - so they came close and were completely unspooked. It was delightful.
Some people consider them a menace, I know, what with tipping over the bins and strewing the ground with greasy chicken boxes and babies' nappies, but it was beautiful, graceful and, well, kind of sweet.
It was a real reminder that while human may rule the school in the daytime, the night belongs to the animals ... even in the suburbs of London!
[http://www.thisbutterflymind.blogspot.com]
I saw a vixen and a small cub frolicking around on the patio, nipping each other affectionately and wheeling round and round playfully. They were about a foot from the bedroom doors, but couldn't see me - I guess because of the reflection - so they came close and were completely unspooked. It was delightful.
Originally uploaded to Flickr by kevinb_irl
It was a real reminder that while human may rule the school in the daytime, the night belongs to the animals ... even in the suburbs of London!
[http://www.thisbutterflymind.blogspot.com]
Labels:
animals in art,
East London,
fox,
night,
urban
Sunday, 15 February 2009
Flowers and cakes and art
Sunday morning at Columbia Road market in East London is one of my favourite weekend jaunts ... flowers and cakes and art, what more could a girl want?
Labels:
Columbia Road,
East London,
market
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