An urban beach and a seaside garden have popped up along Southbank. A funfair and traditional beach huts. each of these huts has an installation inside, ranging from a seashell grotto to a penny machine that lets you whack a banker.It's going to be a grand summer.
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sempre originali......ciao elisabetta
Very inviting!
Pardon? A penny machine that lets you whack a banker!
Pray tell? (or even prey tell ...)
These are really cool Mo. Love them.
It looks like the Southbank area has been getting a lot of attention in recent years. These little faux beach cottages will liven things up.
What fun. I love the idea of an urban beach! I could have done with some of those when I was a kid growing up thousands of miles from the beach in Johannesburg.
Huh... beach huts in London... hope they're still there when I get back in July. They're nearly as colourful as the famous beach huts on Brighton Beach in Melbourne!
that's a bizarre site in the middle of London. There are some great beach huts in Southwold
London gets the most interesting art projects! Wish I was there to explore!
It seems she is praying. I hope she does.
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Valery
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how much is the rent perday
Love the bright colours of the beach houses.
I am coming over in Sept - hope they are still there!
I'll have to tell my Sweetheart about this, he's heading your way in July!
I love beach huts. I must go and visit these!
Aren't people creative - these sound like fun. I imagine 'whacking a banker' will be a popular one!
Something bright in Southbank, about time! I love the idea of 'whacking a banker' for a penny. Although I suspect some bank is making money out of that!
Nice capture this one.
I agree Mo! It is going to be a super summer! I saw the funfair from the train but not the huts. I love Southbank and must visit.
I am coming over in September, so I hope they will be there too, just like RedPat.
I wish I knew about the whack a banker machine when I passed by last week and I would have emptied my wallet having some fun!
Great photo. I could see those huts the other day from the bridge but didnt go down there. I'll have to have a look when Im in London in a couple of weeks (if they are still there).
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