When I was on my way back to Earl’s Court from Camden on Sunday, I couldn’t resist a stop off at Sacred Cafe on Ganton Street for a savoury muffin and a pot of relax tea. Figured I couldn’t waste a nice night, so I wandered through Chinatown and Soho a bit. Here’s three little Chinatown shots for today.
Some very dedicated people found all 258 elephants in a few days, others found a couple here and there. I suppose I was somewhere in the middle. I found 203, with 55 still missing when they were taken off the streets after last weekend for maintanence. Of course starting today, the majority of the ellies have formed a herd in Chelsea, so I’ll be catching the ones I missed this weekend.
I haven’t posted any of the photos yet besides the interviews, so expect lots of them over the next few weeks. I’ll be posting by number to keep track. Here’s the first 10 on the list.
1. Spotty by Nongklan Pornmingmas; Green Park
2. Radja by Wilairat Tano; originally in Market Place
3. Union Jack by Thammakit Thamboon; originally in Orange Square
4. Strawberry by Thanom Kongchan; The Hempel
5. Piquant by Itttikorn Chaingam; Greenwich Central Market
6. Forever Birds by Anchalee Intorn; St. Modwens Shopping Centre
7. Tree of Love by Anchalee Intorn; National Geographic, Regent Street
8. Ampersand by Luca Boonkerd Kaewdee; Hyde Park Corner
9. Simply Gold by Thammakit Thamboon; More London
10. Pink Elephant by Thammakit Thamboon; Covent Garden Piazza
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For indoor elephants, head to Westfield from 21-30 June.
For outdoor elephants, it’s Chelsea Royal Hospital on June 25, 26 and 28.
Autumn in Ravencourt Park, W6.
“It was one of those perfect English autumnal days which occur more frequently in memory than in life.” ~P.D. James
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