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Friday, 13 March 2009

Kenwood: sunroom, pool & garden area, 1993.


Getting back to Kenwood - a shot from 1993. 25 years after John moved out, you can see the pool is still in the same position, and the familiar checkered tiles are in place. The sunroom also looks like it could well be the same structure as in John's time - but it's been modified and built upon. A good perspective on the wall in front of the sunroom, too. This pic was taken by Russ Lease, who does, amongst other things, a natty line in talisman replicas at his BeatleSuits site. Also, thanks to Joe Baiardi for passing it on.

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