The Royal Victoria Patriotic Building, South London

Grade II-listed, the Royal Victoria Patriotic Building was constructed in the mid-nineteenth century to educate the daughters of servicemen who died in the Crimean War. Today, it houses a mixture of flats, studios and workshops.

Winter on Wandsworth Common, South London

The view over Bellevue Field to Bellevue Road

Christmas Lights, Regent Street, Central London

Horse Guards Parade, Central London

The parade ground used for Trooping the Colour ceremony on the Queen's official birthday in June, Horse Guards dates from the eighteenth century.

Broadway, Worcestershire

One of the best known villages in the Cotswolds, Broadway has one of the longest and widest high streets anywhere in England.  In the seventeenth century, it was a major staging post on the route from Worcester to London, as coaches had to harness extra horses to get up nearby Fish Hill.

Christmas in Covent Garden, Central London

Autumn in Dulwich, South London

Dulwich College

Autumn in Wandsworth Park, South London

Unlike Battersea Park, you can cycle alongside the river in Wandsworth Park, a small, but lovely patch of green next to the Thames.