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Day 4 – October

London, Ramblings

27 centigrade. And it’s almost October.

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September 30, 2011September 12, 2012 James CalbraithLondon, weather

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Memories of Scottish autumn.

Our new neighbourhood cafe - @artisanroastleithwalk. Bright open space, future view of the trams and filter is back on the menu!

The quality of baked goods at this simple subway station bread stand is equal to the finest artisan bakers in UK.

The most old school experience in Helsinki - fried fish lunch at the venerable Sea Horse restaurant.

Cinnamon donuts at @kahvilasavy in Helsinki's Vallila, northern, former working class district.

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