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Pictures taken following walk 5 from Time Out London Walks volume 1. This walk, called ‘A monopoly on wealth’ is by Jon Ronson and goes from Marble Arch to Piccadily.

What do all those numbers on the sign signify?

Victoria and Albert Jubilee

Um?

Jon Ronson’s favourite house in London!

Lewis Carroll tried to convince the boy who posed for this scupture that he should take the opportunity to have his head replaced with a marble one. The boy turned to his sister and said, ‘Do you hear that Mary? It wouldn’t need combing!’

Who needs snow?

Albert Memorial reflected in the Albert Hall.

Too busy to tear the bread up? Just throw in the whole loaf!

Sign of the times

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