Introduction
Mum and I were on a shopping trip, and finished off by walking along both sides of the Thames in central London.
North bank
Concrete supports in the access road beneath an old building, possibly
put there when it was built up higher.
South bank
Shad Thames, a street near Tower Bridge. (Wikipedia claims the
name is a corruption of 'St John at Thames'; that's pretty damn
corrupt.)
Used to be St. Saviour's Dock and still is, I guess. But it isn't used
for anything (except apparently by birds).
I have no idea why London Bridge is red at night, but it looks like the
Thames is running with blood, which is interesting.