Living Without HepC

I’m on another work assignment now – entirely dissimilar from the last one. Different client group and different organisational issues. And in an entirely different location. This time it’s the heart of London in a high-rise building. But it’s by water again – this time the River Thames.

This is the view from my desk. Behind the red crane is MI6 headquarters. I try peering to see what they’re up to – even their windows are very opaque and mysterious. On the other side of the MI6 building is the office of the PR people who run the NHS Hepatitis C campaign and and the FaceIt photo exhibition that many of us took part in. Wonder if the same people are involved? Hmm, can’t say I’m that curious to find out.

So I focus off into the distance and buildings like The Gherkin and, from nearby my desk, St Paul’s Cathedral

Sadly, but perhaps not surprisingly, I don’t have a view of the Thames from my desk. So I take a brief walk along the promenade outside the building – and capture these refreshing and interesting vistas.

Ocean Beach San Francisco May 2007

Waikiki Beach May 2007

I’ve been taking my camera out and about with me alot recently and took loads of photos in Spain again during our recent break there.

There is a selection of everyday shots of the Spain I visit as well as some of the historic or exotic sights, such as La Alcazaba (an 11th century Moorish fortification) in Malaga.

I came across this image the other evening in the centre of London

Some other unusual images I’ve taken recently can be seen on my Flickr pages. If you sign up as a Flickr member (it’s free) you can leave comments under these (and anyone else’s) pictures.

Usually I focus this blog on progress on my journey with HepC. I guess I can post these up as examples of what interests me at this point in my post-treatment recovery beyond the issues of my own health.