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The new year's upon us, and I can't think of a better way to (attempt to) (re)start this blog than with a set of photos from London's New Year's Day Parade. Now in its 30th year, it's got an extremely State-side vibe, what with marching bands and cheerleaders! Reportedly 8,5000 performers took part, with close to 30 bands from American high schools. Despite having shot street parades many times before, I'd never been caught in a situation where poor crowd control made for blocked visibility. I was told that they'd

It was canines, sunscreen, a compère with a very American accent, and jokes about boyfriends (get them microchipped or buy them a collar) at the Mayhew Animal Home's annual fund-raiser. Gutted to have missed Sir Tony Robinson, who was judging one of the earlier shows - that'll teach me to actually read event descriptions more carefully. It was so-so for photos, but I enjoyed being showered with doggy love. Nice day for some park streeting, too; more of that will follow. Link to full album on Flickr

The views from the top of the sore thumb that is the Walkie Talkie are grand. Tickets are free but must be booked in advance. Much better than having to burn a Shard-shaped hole in my pocket for a glimpse of how flat London really is, and how drab its flats are. Still, it's quite a sight and offers a perspective of the city you don't see every day. While we were up there, a flight passed by overhead and cast a shadow that stretched the length of Tower Bridge