I had to pop into Central London this morning for a hospital test booked weeks ago. I sure know how to pick my days. It would be the morning after the worst snowfall in London for years. Public transport up the creek and I had to be there by 10.30 am. Worse still, I hadn't been allowed to eat since yesterday lunchtime. I was so weak and so hungry I could have eaten my head. I had to negotiate the snowy pavements in freezing cold temperatures, hang around for delayed trains and then buses. Fortunately I made the appointment on time. As I was leaving it decided to snow in blizzard proportions. I stupidly thought I'd snap a stunning photo of Westminster in a blizzard from inside the bus, but there was total white-out until my bus got over Lambeth Bridge and I was able to take this rather pathetic photo instead. Ironically the nurse that put a cannula into my arm was from Russia. She thought it hilarious that so little snow could bring a capital city down to a standstill. She's used to far more dramatic stuff.
2 comments:
You poor thing - what a start to the day! Glad you got home safely though, and are well fed again now X
If Vladimir Putin was The Mayor of London, this snowfall would have caused no problems whatsoever. I believe you have lots of Russians living in London. I guess that Russia must therefore be in the EU.
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