View from your house, your office or a friend's place

[Impasse]

Aydena said:

My office from the top :

Why hello sailor neighbour.

[yajeed]

Office window yesterday....

[GGibbo]

View from my office by night

[GGibbo]

And by day


Sadly moving to a new office now

[Impasse]

GGibbo said:

Sadly moving to a new office now

Does the new office have a roof?

[GGibbo]

Impasse said:

Does the new office have a roof?

Thankfully another glass/metal roof.

[groucho]

The view at the rear of house...



The view from the front...

[Pesty]

yajeed said:

Office window yesterday....

Was that an accident or were you trying to get that car. Good spot.

[DickyC]

I worked briefly in an office in Crawley. On my first morning I rang home to check in and my wife said, "Can you see the sea?" I said, "No, I can see Marks and Spencers."

[Tootles the Taxi]

Looking one way from my desk



and turning 180 degrees



I admit I had to get up and walk across the office for this one

[vesparider]

View from my balcony at night, makes it look better than it really is...

[yajeed]

Pesty said:

Was that an accident or were you trying to get that car. Good spot.

The car. Wasn't easy to miss (was damned noisy until it switched to electric).

[5potTurbo]

Tootles the Taxi said:

Looking one way from my desk



and turning 180 degrees



I admit I had to get up and walk across the office for this one

As that part of Laaandon goes, there are some good views - if you're in a tall enough building.... from Churchill Place, by any chance?

[nigelpugh7]

This was our view from our office this last weekend!



Ok it was our base for the tour of mull rally, but what a view and weekend we all had!

[singlecoil]

This was the view from the front door of my workshop a few weeks ago

[Hooli]

Your a Wurzel?

[DickyC]

He's Adge Cutler.

[toasty]

The view from the office yesterday


And one of the office (not me in the pic)

[singlecoil]

Hooli said:

You're a Wurzel?

DickyC said:

He's Adge Cutler.

It's not new and it's not mine. Old as it is, I couldn't afford to buy it, not that it would be of much use to me in making kitchens

[DickyC]

The view straight out of the office looking south over Norbiton and out towards the delights of Tolworth.

The view down, however, is another matter. Below is the London Road, the old A3, now mostly avoided by the Kingston Bypass. This the site of the Fatberg, a 15 tonne accumulation of cooking fat and baby wipes that threatened civilisation at large and the traffic through Norbiton in particular. The work, which has made painfully slow three way lights necessary and is scheduled to take months, is to be postponed around Christmas and resumed in the New Year.



It's not a pretty sight.