Constant Wanderlust

itsjohnsen:

The Tower Bridge silhouetted against the fires on London’s docks, ignited during a German air raid, 1940.
William Vandivert

(via lostsplendor)

“Arms of the Colleges of Cambridge”, from a vintage postcard I have.

“Arms of the Colleges of Oxford”, from a vintage postcard I have.

Inspired by St. Jude’s Prints to track down a copy of “High Street” by Eric Ravilious.

Yarn-bombing in London: the churches mentioned in the “Oranges and Lemons” rhyme (here, St. Dunstan’s).

Yarn-bombing in London: the Eros statue in Piccadilly Circus.

Yarn-bombing in London: Darwin statue at the Natural History Museum.

Yarn-bombing in London: telephone box in Parliament Square.

Early morning mist across the Somerset Levels and the Glastonbury Tor.

enchantedengland:

woodendreams:(by scpgt)

enchantedengland :One of only four Palladian bridges of this sort in the world is found in Prior Park Landscape Garden, an 18th-century landscape garden south of Bath in the county of Somerset, England. Five minutes from here is the spectacular six-mile circular route through bucolic woodland and meadows to the Bath skyline, where fantastic views await.