Ludgate hill is one of the many entrances to the City of London (London financial district) routinely monitored by police after the Baltic Exchange was bombed in 1992. The bright light in the photo on the top of the hill is St. Paul's cathedral (which has its front currently wrapped in white plastic due to construction).
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September 19, 2003: SLOW down in Ludgate Hill
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Is there any chance you could add an RSS feed? I've been very impressed with your photos, they give me something to aim towards...
Posted by: Colin Stewart at September 20, 2003 02:56 AMColin, there's one available at
http://www.extrospection.com/index.rdf
I'll make a link to it from the front page :-)
Thanks for the compliments!
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