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Baronsmere Road, LONDON, N2 9QE

Seen from the Baronsmere Road end.

Viewed from Brompton Grove.

A semi-metalled service road connecting Ingram Road, Park Hall Road and Summerlee Avenue along the boundary of Cherry Tree Woods. The lack of parking restriction on this road in a residents parking zoned area is evident.

Although the houses form a continuous terrace, there is a lot of variety and in fact the terrace is made up of a sequence of semi-detached houses adjacent to each other.

A 263 bus heading for Holloway passes the pedestrian crossing by East Finchley Station - the roundel of which is visible behind. The buildings behind are, on the left, McDonald's UK headquarters and, on the right, The Institute. The institute also has buildings behind the station and provides a wide range of adult education courses.

Looking down the hill towards East Finchley station. Waiting passengers flag down an approaching 143 bus. Beyond, the bridge carrying the Northern Line over the A1000 can be seen. Although the snow has cleared from the street, leaving behind a layer of grit, it can still be seen lying on Highgate Golf Course in the distance beyond the bridge.

A wintery sunrise on East Finchley station. The sheets of cloud on the distant horizon warn of snow later in the day - a case of 'red sky at morning, shepherds warning'. A northbound train waits beyond the bridge over the High Road for a green light to enter the station. Houses on Cherry Tree Hill are also visible beyond the bridge. The sunrise also caught the attention of staff, two of whom joined me in photographing it:-) It is interesting to compare this shot with Image taken in 2001. Whilst the scene remains the same many of the signs have changed quite a bit.

Buses on the 263 and 102 routes wait in the queue of traffic beside the station while a taxi stands on the forecourt. The traffic jam has been caused by the temporary lights up the hill at the junction of High Road and Fortis Green