The Tower of London

The Honorable Artillery Company, based in the City of London, arrive at the Tower of London to fire a salute, with veteran 25 pounder field guns, in honour of the Duke of Edinburgh's birthday. I am not sure of the year - probably 1997 or 8

The Honorable Artillery Company, based in the City of London, arrive at the Tower of London to fire a salute, with veteran 25 pounder field guns, in honour of the Duke of Edinburgh's birthday. I am not sure of the year - probably 1997 or 8

The Honorable Artillery Company, based in the City of London, arrive at the Tower of London to fire a salute, with veteran 25 pounder field guns, in honour of the Duke of Edinburgh's birthday. I am not sure of the year - probably 1997 or 8.

The carriages are reproduction garrison types. Whether barrels were from garrison, field or naval sources I don't know, not having taken a snap of the information plate in front of the nearer cannon.

This view shows the original Norman White Tower very prominently.

These two Next of Kin Memorial Plaques were among the possessions of someone who died in Southwark Borough. Without anyone to look after their estate the Plaques passed into the hands of the local authority for disposal. I offered to care for them. The deceased share the surname Davies, but their relationship is not known. It is assumed that there are two poppies, among those around the Tower of London, to remember their sacrifices. If their family recognises their names and can supply details to confirm their relationship, I shall be very pleased to return them to the family.

A jumble of disparate buildings, not a cohesive city plan, and there's many more to come.