The one on the right looks as though it would sing like a harp if you ran your fingers across the window. I do like the one in the middle - because it looks like its windows were laid out as a plaid.
Hey, those windows on the Gherkin remind me of Argyle socks, which reminds me of a dream a friend of mine had long ago - She was stranded on an island with a lot of naked men. These men all had differently patterned and colored penises, which they were continually trading and modelling for each other. Argyle was especially popular.
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Oooooooooooooooo! And shiny, too!
Yep … One bank and two insurance companies; the only people who can afford window cleaning services these days.
The one on the right looks as though it would sing like a harp if you ran your fingers across the window. I do like the one in the middle - because it looks like its windows were laid out as a plaid.
I've got many more photos of the Gherkin, Speedway. Prepare to be bored with them.
Hey, those windows on the Gherkin remind me of Argyle socks, which reminds me of a dream a friend of mine had long ago - She was stranded on an island with a lot of naked men. These men all had differently patterned and colored penises, which they were continually trading and modelling for each other. Argyle was especially popular.
Paging Doktor Freud.
Nice photo! Fascinating buildings!
Thank you, Ms.M. Considering the evil that goes on within all three of the buildings in the photo it's ironic that they are so outwardly attractive.
The gherkin is so distinctly "London"; a bit like the Opera House on Sydney's harbour. I do love this photo; so unorganic!!
A good word, Mme. The City is very much like that, while Westminster is green and organic; a city of two halves.
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