Pagan Eye: A View of the Thames and a Cat Statue

Here is a view of the Thames as the sun set last Saturday at the end of the 10-hour, 10-pub psychogeography walk run by Minimum Labyrinth, based on Peter Ackroyd’s books about London.

I took the photo at Bermondsey and the cat in the foreground is part of a group of statues called Dr Salter’s Daydream, which commemorates Dr Salter and his wife – a local couple who dedicated their lives to helping the local community.

This is one of my favourite parts of the Thames. It is much less crowded than the banks of the river in Central London and very atmospheric. There are good pubs there too, including the Angel and the Mayflower, which were the last two drinking stops at the end of the pub crawl.

My Pagan Eye posts show photos that I find interesting – seasonal images, pagan sites, events, or just pretty pictures. If you want to send me a photo for a Pagan Eye post, please email it to [email protected] Let me know what the photo shows and whether you want your name mentioned or not. For copyright reasons, the photo must be one you have taken yourself.

Links and previous related posts
http://www.badwitch.co.uk/2015/04/event-peter-ackroyd-charity-pub-crawl.html
http://www.badwitch.co.uk/2013/07/images-and-reflections-of-thin-veil-of.html
http://www.badwitch.co.uk/2011/04/walking-into-grey-soul-of-london.html
http://www.bewsgorvin.co.uk/sculpture-dr-salters-daydream.html
https://londonist.com/pubs/pubs/the-angel
http://www.mayflowerpub.co.uk/

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