Weird Fish

Grannie in her trendy weird fish hoodie

Muppet

Which one do you think?

Directions

There's something to be said for these old style directions. Trying to find your way around London can be difficult at times. Generally street names are at the beginning and end of a street. If you come in a block in between try finding a sign post to tell you where you are. Almost impossible. Ask someone for directions and they're likely to tell you they are not from around here and they don't know.

Live Art

A grand master spied running down the road.

Street Music

Busking Xmas songs

George the Dog

Put money in my hat. If you try and take it out I'll probably get rather cross.

Sunday Bridges - Observing from Camden

Standing taking in the view from the bridge in Camden that crosses the canal.

Taking in the view, a cigarette and a cup of coffee. All will be denied to future generations.

Courtesy of host Louis La Vache visit other Sunday Bridges

Crossing

Crossing the road at Langham Place. On the left is BBC Broadcasting House and on the right All Souls Church.

London's Best Tour

Meet Mark and Viv, my tour guides last Sunday. Unseen Tours will change the way you see London. We left from temple and finished at Gray's Inn Fields. This tour is different as you take in the famous and historic landmarks your guides also weave in the stories of the street. Personal stories of life on the street. You'll have nooks and crannies pointed out to you that are bedrooms and living rooms. Places you might otherwise overlook.

Mark and Viv are homeless as are all the guides with unseen tours.

They are lots of fun, they had me singing a little ditty in Drury Lane and astounded me with their positive and caring outlook on life.

Their stories will make you laugh and cry but more than that you will never feel the same way about the street again.

Make sure you include an Unseen Tour soon.

The brainchild of an organisation sockmob who describe themselves as

" a group of friends engaging with the homeless in London by cutting through the misconceptions, prejudice and fear that often accompany stereotypes of rough sleepers and other vulnerable groups in the city."

Unseen Tours directly contribute to improving the quality of life of some of London's most marginalised people, as the lions share of ticket sales goes to the guides themselves. All profits are reinvested back into Sock Mob Events, a social enterprise, to train more guides and continue to build their skills and creativity.

October Theme Day - Graffiti

London has plenty of street art to select for this month's theme. Books, websites, blogs and tours are all dedicated to this form of art.

City Daily photographers around the world will have lots more graffiti to show you.
Click here to view thumbnails for all participants

Make sure you pop by here again tomorrow as I will have a great competition and prize for you.

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