NARCISSUS ii

A lesser visited beach just north of Sennen Cove, popular with local surfers for its consistent swells and quieter line outs.

London's largest public water with an open water swimming area alongside boating, pedalos, waterfront cafes and duck feeding. 

London's largest public water with an open water swimming area alongside boating, pedalos, waterfront cafes and duck feeding. 

Modern indoor climbing facility close to central London, housed within an old Victorian pumping station.

The futuristic geometric patterned bridge sits the heart of London's modern Canary Wharf district. 

There has been an independent market on the site for over 350 years. Arts and crafts vendors now trade alongside the more traditional fares of food and general market suppliers.

A lively music venue frequented by rock, punk and indie fans who like their music loud. Wonderful vegan food from LD's kitchen.

Providing seating for up to 800 people, the outdoor events area regularly hosts musical and theatrical performances through the summer months. 

A 50ft high-level footbridge crossing the docklands water at a height to allow yachts to safely pass beneath the bridge's deck.

Opened in 1988, the 1,508 metre runway provides London's residents and financial district, with flights to many European destinations.

Built in the 1930s by the Port of London Authority to allow entrance of larger vessels to the eastern side of the docks without disruption to the local road network. (This bridge is no longer in operation, artistic licence has been used by the author.)

An NHS district hospital whose private maternity wing is constantly in the public eye due to numerous royal births and other notable celebrity couples choosing its services.

Part of London's 2012 Olympics legacy with facilities including velodrome, bmx track, mountain bike trail and numerous walking routes 

London's only private prison with a capacity to hold up to 1200 prisoners including both those who are convicted or on-remand.