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Spending time on Parliament Square
means catching images
that would otherwise be lost.
As I don't have graphic design software
a photo should be right, immediately.
Cutting the sides is possible...
Spending time on Parliament Square
means catching images
that would otherwise be lost.
As I don't have graphic design software
a photo should be right, immediately.
Cutting the sides is possible...
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Silver...
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Victoria (Railway) Station
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Tower Hill
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Dinner time...
Nice ladies' room
Nice ladies' room
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...and great view.
Can't see the Tower Bridge well,
due to the sun.
...and great view.
Can't see the Tower Bridge well,
due to the sun.
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From very far away....
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Got a few snacks.
These were great!
The Farthingale.
Originated in the 15th century in Spain.
Normal part of the underclothing of women
in the 16th and 17th century.
It enlarged the lower body,
and supported the skirt.
Three different shapes were used:
1. cone,
2. hoops from the waist down, increasing in size,
sown in an underskirt,
3. standing roll.
This is a standing roll.
Not displayed well.
I think it's placed over a square box.
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