A walk round Verulam Park by the

Map of the walk	Chindit Memorial by the Ministry of Defence	Wagonette heading for the Mall	We were in St James Park!
A goose in St James Park	Studying	Camouflaged Squirrel	"Africa" on the Foreign Office Building on Whitehall
Distant Roofs of Whitehall	What?	Americans in the Park	Ready to travel
The Mall	Stopping the traffic	Welsh Guards Band taking part in the Changing of the Guard at St James Palace	Queen Alexandra Memorial
A spectator	St James Palace, Coldstream Guards sentries	Taken with a long lens!	Berry Bros & Rudd (ex Texas Legation)
Coffee House Sign on a Wine Merchants?	To Pickering Place with remains of Real Tennis Court visible	Michael entering the Square, the site of the last recorded duel to the death.	The Square
The first Rudd perhaps??	Pointing at ...	A wine seller	Texas Legation memorial
Pickering Place offers a glimpse of a bygone age. The site was at one time part of the medieval, maidens' leper colony of St Stephen's. Later Henry VIII's tennis court occupied much of 3 St James's Street and part of it, built in 1531, can be viewed whilst walking down the passage from St James's Street to the Pickering Place. The present square was built by the Rudd family back in 1734 and comprised the four houses still standing. At that time Pickering Place was given over to sports such as dog-fighting, bearbaiting, cock-fighting and bare knuckle boxing. Before the close of the 18th century the final duel with swords was fought to the death inside the perimeter of the square and a further duel was fought with pistols as late as the middle of the 19th century.		Cigar Sellers in St James Street	A hat shop photographed
Cigar Shop Indian Thai Embassy Star Jumper	Piccadilly Arcade off Jermyn Street	Men's Toiletry for sale	Turnbull & Asser of Jermyn Street
Bates Hat Shop	Hot feet seek relief	We visited Cafe Nero, adjacent to St James Church, for Lunch	Beau Brummell
A shopper in Jermyn Street	Cafe Nero Decoration	Hat Shop opposite Cafe Nero	St James' Piccadilly
The font in St James	Written prayers and candles	Peep oh!	"Churros" to eat in Piccadilly Market in St James Churchyard off Piccadilly
Printing Block Perfumes window	Decorated plates stall	and eating behind it	Metal Signs for sale
Sore feet again	A broad canvas in the RA	Sir Joshua Reynolds who founded the Royal Academy of Art	and below him and around
Burlington Arcade	Shoe Shine man	Bus stop art critics outside on Piccadilly	Ian Hislop Moonlighting
Rolex for thousands of pounds each	Pullies	Handmade Shoes	What use has this?
Cardies	Cashmeres	Plastic Lips for ......?	Security
A "Chanel YSL" Fan	Fortnum & Mason's Clock on Piccadilly	A traveller	Expensive "Bling" at Graff
Elderly Japanese?	Note signs within the sign	Edward Shepherd, developer	Thomas Audley, instrument of Henry VIII
Professional Photo shoot	Modest Bride	Window	A threesome: Roosevelt, Churchill and a friend
Pussycat "Bling"	Dinosaur	Silver Jug	Re-ordering perhaps
Flower decked doorway.	Juice Drinkers	Saudi Embassy	"I am the only Running Footman" pub, can it be 18C?
Straw hats are "in" in Shepherds Market	Bookworm in the sun	Eating in the street	Outdoor dining
Car Side Window Reflection	Kings Arms, Shepherds Market, on land where the original May Fair was held	Polish-Mexican Bistro	"Ye Grapes" Shepherds Market
An expensive haircut	Shepherds Tavern	Underpass Decoration of the Duke of Wellington	Park Lane Hilton
More Party Goers	A Pilot Showing the Strain	Bomber Command Memorial, Green Park	Have they been to the Royal Garden Party?
Parkview reflection	Texting	New Zealand War Memorial	Art Glass
Best possible taste!	Ukrainian Cathedral, South Audley Street	It was out of order!	General Eisenhower in Grosvenor Square
The Hubble-Bubbles (Shisha) are chained to the tables on Oxford Street	Eyes Down	Cool!	Colourful
Oh You Never!	Oh Yes?	Nancy who? Never heard of her!!	Keeping an eye on them!

St James Palace, Coldstream Guards sentries

Taken with a long lens!