I fear it won’t be around for long, but this morning there was still a fair covering of snow covering Brixton, so I headed out, camera in hand.
My chilly photo tour took me around Coldharbour Lane, Loughborough Park, Brixton Station Road market, Brixton Village, Windrush Square and St Matthew’s church.
Loughborough Park in the snow.
Snow sculptures.
Looking across the rooftops towards Brockwell Park.
The snow adds a pleasing Soviet Bloc air to the Barrier Block.
The flattened site of the long vanished – and must missed – Cooltan squat on Coldharbour Lane.
A deserted Brixton Village (Granville Aracde) before the shops open.
Guyana Roti caravan on Brixton Station Road.
Despite the snow, the Brixton Farmers market was open for business as usual.
Sir Henry Tate with snow on his noggin, outside the library that bears his name.
Windrush square.
St Matthew’s church (consecrated in 1824) in the February snow.
The entrance to Babalou, below the church. The club is currently up for sale [Feb 2012].
Snow on the clock tower of Lambeth Town Hall.
Walking past the famous old Bovril sign.
Snow covered Tate Library roof.
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I’ve just realized that there have all over Tel Aviv exactly the same single benches as the ones on Windrush square… coincidence? Zionist’s lobby taking over Brixton? Something else? 🙂