If I spin round, which I wish now I hadn't, I can see Rolly (our dog) straining to errr, fertilise the garden.
trees, the company canteen, the steps leading to the creative building, a bird table, bored looking people headed for the canteen.
Morrison's car park, Morrisons, grotty old flats, few trees, some shops and offices, interesting victorian 'lantern' style lamp-post. Out the other side, a car park with cars in, a high wall, a cul-de-sac of houses beyond the wall, occasionally the odd cat or squirrel.
A Passat mine and the neighbours corsa the rest of the houses in the close oh and my pebbled front garden with lots of weeds poking through which will have to be weeded today before neighbours start talking about me.
My back garden (I'm home from work to walk the dog). Not too much exciting in there but my Acer is starting to gets it's autumn glow.
Olivers Estate Agents, Kall Kwik, The Wine Cellar, Superdec then a Tesco juggernaut... red bus, assorted cars, bikes etc in motion
Straight ahead - the Gherkin building (http://www.aidan.co.uk/display_page.php?photo=LonSwissReMdV5623.jpg) which is hiding views of Docklands. To right Lloyds building and River Thames, to left Brick Lane and in distance Arsenal's new Emirates Stadium.. Straight ahead and in the distance (left of 30 St. Mary Axe) East London, Thames, Millenium Dome, Olympic site and Essex hills (!) on the horizon. Mind you I am on the 25th floor so don't look down.
If I look left and up, I can see a fragment of roof, a chimney and sometimes a pigeon. If I look right, I have to actually leave the desk and get down on my hands and knees to see out of the window, which is at floor level (the room having been divided into two floors later than when the window went in) in which case I can see the Manor's front lawn and glimpses of Exhibition Square beyond.
