The view from your window.

[Albion Rob]

The Houses of Parliament.

 

[Buzzer]

I can see the Peacock Theatre, Kingsway, Holborn as I type this.

 

[Scoffers]

looking down Regents Street at all those folks who should be working, not shopping at Hamleys !

 

[pasty]

Swans in your garden Does the Queen know about this ?

 

[tip top]

Outside the window, a grim industrial estate. Just this side of the window, however is our 18 year old blonde temp with mahooosive breasts.

I stare 'out of the window' quite a lot.

Pics?

this is opposite work!!!

Suffice it to say, there are some very pretty things there ( especially when they all go out to sunbathe on the roof opposite( they have made it into a patio with barbecue and little plastic swimming pool)

the water fight last year was certainly MARVELLOUS SCENES

You cannot post these pieces of info without pics!!

 

[The Large One]

The view from the work window is usually very attractive women walking down Gloucester Road (where do they go in the winter, I wonder), and cars driving the wrong way along Queens Gardens. Oh, and juggernauts driving - nay, careering - along narrow streets not designed for juggernauts.

Out of my home window is a view across some of the city to Brighton Station, although soon that will be blocked out by Bellerbys College. And I can just see the top of Theobald House. Lovely.

 

[hans kraay fan club]

You cannot post these pieces of info without pics!!

Whilst I understand and empathise with your point of view, my HR department sadly have a different standpoint.

 

[Hampden Park]

f***ing wavey navy
jealous? moi?

 

[otk]

The view from my kitchen window is of a hill. They are going to build a path over that hill, which will lead to B+HA's new stadium at, you've guessed it, Falmer, courtesy of SEEDA....Yippppeeee!!!!

 

[Djmiles]

But it wont alter, the community stadium is too far away.

 

[smudge]

f***ing wavey navy
jealous? moi?

Nice Avatar Foxy......Let it go!!

 

[unnameable]

Right now, from my office window, I can see the Martyrs' Memorial, in Oxford, a geriatric guide telling a horde of bored Japanese tourists what the monument signifies, and a pack of scantily-clad French teenaged girls heading for the same monument, viewing it as if it were some sort of punishment.

 

[MattBackHome]

Cars crawling by on the Brighton Rd, Worthing.

 

[cheeseroll]

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[cheeseroll]

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bugger

 

[leonidas]

From the window at work I can see a water tank and part of the sewage works but from the balcony at home I overlook the Brighton Pavilion and part of the gardens.

 

[sams dad]

From the front windows of my bungalow I look over the rooftops of Saltdean to the English Channel .

 

[Questions]

I want to see a tree.

 

[tedebear]

My first "city" job I used to look straight down the northbound lanes of the Sydney Harbour Bridge. Next job was a view into the factory and usually of the welding bay with sweating tattooed idiots setting fire to things. Then to New York where I had the best view ever, all the way down Manhattan to the Twin Towers...then to London and initally a view across to London City Airport - why is it that planes taking off and landing are so mezmerising??

Now I'm back at work in Durrington after a break, and if I look north I can see the downs and if I look south(ish) I see the tax office and then the sea...

Right now though I can see my lovely garden and Arthurs yellow and green slide

 

[chez]

Depending which way I look I have a choice of either Hove Park or the Greyhound Stadium.