On June 6th, the day of the London Salon of Photography Exhibition opening,
Sue McGilveray and I headed into London to do a bit of photography before the event. While walking past the St Pancras Hotel, a very kind security guard invited us in to take some pictures of the interior. Brilliant! After about 30 minutes, however, a different security guard asked me to leave as I was taking
too many pictures. Not quite so brilliant.
I should confess that I have a bit of a "thing" about high Victorian gothic architecture, and I've always wanted to get inside George Gilbert Scott's amazing edifice. I wasn't disappointed - other than being restricted to the ground floor.
Having been evicted from the hotel, Sue and I walked round the corner to have a look at the British Library. Quite a place, but sadly we didn't have very long there.
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